Quote from: kryptqnick on January 25, 2018, 03:45:56 PM

Quote from: hercules006 on January 22, 2018, 04:50:22 AM

Im thinking of trying this eidoo wallet, but before that I want to get some info because of fear that it might be scam.

Why would you need a wallet which has some scam accusations? I recently found out that MEW accepts erc20-based tokens. This wallet has the best reputation among eth wallets, it is very secure and free. I am not sure, maybe they have some limit of tokens that can be held there, but so far I never heard of any troubles with tokens in MEW. Eidoo also accepts bitcoin and litecoin, whereas mew doesn't, but I think btc should be kept on blockchain and ltc on litevault anyway. If one wants to have a lot of coins at one place then wallet is just a bad solution of the problem, for that's what exchanges are for.

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Why would you need a wallet which has some scam accusations? I recently found out that MEW accepts erc20-based tokens. This wallet has the best reputation among eth wallets, it is very secure and free.

so do you think mew dont have a scam accusation? think again. actually mew also had scam accusation because many users had lost their coins it and thats why it is not safe at all. its reputation is also affected on this case due to the growing numbers of users who are constantly claiming that they have been scamed/hacked by mew.

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I am not sure, maybe they have some limit of tokens that can be held there, but so far I never heard of any troubles with tokens in MEW.

no , mew doesnt have any known limits in terms of storage space regarding in tokens and altcoins. mew accepts all kinds of coins or tokens as long as it is an erc20 based or under etheriums platform.

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If one wants to have a lot of coins at one place then wallet is just a bad solution of the problem, for that's what exchanges are for.

agree ,because if anything bad happen to that wallet or exchange then you could possibly lost it all but if your diversifying your funds then your risk will be lessen.