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i have some appc in binance,
how should i check its balance from outside? when i check the balance of its deposit address in etherscan or ethplorer it says no tokens found.
whats the matter?

The balance needs to be checked inside the exchange account, the deposit address is only for the deposit, there are no tokens stored there

well that solved the issue, thank you
but how about sending the tokens out of binance?
I want to store them somewhere safe for holding at least for 1-2 years.
I think myetherwallet is a good choice right?
all i need to do is openning a mew account or paper wallet and sending the tokens out of binance to my mew public address? is that all or there is something i should take in mind?
thanks for ur reply

Appcoins or any other tokens should be kept out of exchanges and in your personal wallet to be safe. Myetherwallet is a good choice. If you want more safety you can run myetherwallet offline. For more details and the instruction, visit the myetherwallet official website. Also, MetaMask or a hardware wallet are other good choices.
I recommend you to move your tokens to myetherwallet and then try to learn about safer wallets.

thanks for ur reply
so al i have to do is creating an account (address) in myetherwallet and sending out the tokens in binance to the public address of my ethereum address?
and keep the private key somewhere safe right?

Yes, This is exactly what you should do. That Ethereum address works for all the Ethereum based tokens.
Also, check the URL and SSL code when you are visiting myetherwallet.