Quote from: Nolimitz84 on May 15, 2019, 10:44:07 AM

Personally, I have been using wallet a long time ago https://www.blockchain.com/.

Quote from: Muzika on May 15, 2019, 02:17:37 PM

you can look for coinbase wallet for long term holdings

Are you guys really suggesting to use a web wallet for long term storage ?

This is probably the worst of all possible ideas..

Quote from: pushups44 on May 15, 2019, 02:31:42 PM

I have had pleasant experiences with GreenAddress and Jaxx

Jaxx is not good either. Jaxx doesn't protect your private keys at all.
Once, someone gains access to your computer, your funds will be gone.

@OP
If you want to hold your coins long-term, without accessing them frequently and don't want to use a hardware wallet,
you should either use a dedicated offline device (e.g. old laptop / computer) or a paper wallet.

Long term storage doesn't require your wallet to be connected to the internet at all. It is way more secure if you store it completely offline.

You don't even need to create a 'traditional' paper wallet (which can be quite tricky to spend from regarding change addresses etc.).
My suggestion would be:

Download a live linux distro
Boot into your live linux
Download electrum
Verify the signature of electrum to make sure you have the original one and not a malicious fake version
Create a wallet in electrum
Write down your 12 word mnemonic code (this is used to create all private keys associated with this wallet)
Write down one (or multiple) addresses of your wallet
Make sure you have your 12 word mnemonic code!
Shutdown your live linux and format the USB
Profit.

Then you'll have your 12 word mnemonic code which can always create the necessary private keys to spend from your addresses.

If you want to access them, simply again use a live linux distro + electrum with your backed up mnemonic code. You won't have to worry about change addresses because they are included in your seed (derived from the 12 word mnemonic).

Note, that you don't have to actually use electrum. You could also use any BIP39-compatible wallet (for more compatibility in the future).
Even though electrum does not generate BIP39 mnemonic codes, you will still be able to always derive the seed from the mnemonic. Even if electrum doesn't exist anymore by then.