Quote from: 3kpk3 on June 26, 2018, 06:58:58 AM

Quote from: boyshx on June 26, 2018, 06:20:09 AM

Quote from: stayhumble on June 09, 2017, 04:58:11 AM

So where can I store ICO tokens that are built on Ethereum ERC20 Tokens

I know of Myetherwallet but its confusing to me.

I know you can send the ErC20 tokens to any Ether wallet, but where would i see the breakdown of how many I have in a wallet?

Ledger Nano S, thats what they made for people like you and me! Wink

The best security of all time and it is almost offline wallet with hardware protection. It is also anti-phishing and anti-virus protected so there no chances it can get hacked whenever you connect it to the PC you are using.

I already have bought one at the year start and im enjoying the storage of it greatly. Its useful because you can create nice portfolio in it with password protection (PIN 4 digits) and dont make unwanted sells when crypto drops. (My observation).

This is a great option and I do agree with you here. Hardware wallets like the Nano S are great options to store your coins and tokens in a secure manner. I own a Nano S myself and store some of my coins and tokens(high value) and never faced a single problem which is highly recommend them. Online wallets like MyEtherWallet are also highly recommended although they are prone to hackers which is why it is better to not store big amounts in these wallets.

You should try to create such a comparison between trezor and nano. how many nano users getting hacked and others. I have not even seen the trezor was getting hacked and the user's fund get stolen but i have seen a lot of hacked case about nano. nano ledger is such a garbage hardware wallet.