I don't know this user (Rose_btc) relation's with https://coinswitch.co/ because his several post just copy-paste from that website and didn't put the link on his thread

an example he made this thread on beginner and help board

Quote from: Rose_btc on November 25, 2019, 09:54:12 AM

Many of us are beginners starting from today, if it is your day 1 and you are confused on which wallet to pick, you can refer to this post.

Although I am sure you will find many such posts on the forum, but adding here whatever knowledge I have gained about wallets -

Let's look at the latest and updated list of BitCoin Wallets -

Ledger Nano S - Ledger Nano S is a USB sized cryptocurrency hardware wallet, The good part is that it can store Bitcoins, Ethereum, Ethereum tokens, and more than 30 other digital currencies. It works like a USB device, which when connected needs the device to confirm the transactions.
Trezor - Trezor is a hardware Bitcoin wallet which also acts like a USB device, which works on Zero Trust Approach, which lessens the third-party compromise. It is one of the best Bitcoin hardware wallets. Trezor is protected by a PIN which provides you with recovery seed if your wallet is lost. It is specifically a Bitcoin wallet but supports many other altcoins. It has an easy-to-use interface and even saves from hacking and thefts by their difficult protection PIN.
Keep Key - Keep Key secures Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Dash, and Namecoin. They claim to be virus or malware proof, and assets are secured from thieves and hackers. KeepKey is a Bitcoin hardware wallet with advanced security against virtual and physical theft.
Exodus - Exodus is a desktop supported cryptocurrency wallet which deserves to be included in the bitcoin wallet list. Exodus supports nearly three dozen cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Ethereum among the popular ones.
Electrum Wallet - Electrum was mainly known for supporting Bitcoin and is widely considered to be a trusted software wallet in the bitcoin community. Electrum Wallet is a lightweight and easy platform to store your BTC holdings securely, where the bitcoin wallet sign up is convenient and easy.
Copay - The Copay wallet was created by Bitpay in 2014 and it was designed to combine high-level security with a host of user-friendly features, making it one of the popular choices for anyone searching for a software wallet.With multisig functionality, Copay enables you to secure transactions by allowing more than one signature, providing extra protection against theft or hacking and also making this wallet worth considering for businesses.
Armory - Armory is a full-featured software wallet known for its emphasis on security and flexibility. It is comparatively easy to use and compatible with Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OSX, Linux Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi, which is designed for advanced cryptocurrency users.
Bitcoin Wallet Blockchain.info - Blockchain.info is a widely known web-based wallet, which was launched in 2011. Blockchain.info claims to have provided more than 23 million wallets and been used for more than 100 million transactions.
Enjin Wallet - Enjin wallet is one of the most credible wallets in the crypto space that supports Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, ERC20 tokens, and Enjin tokens. It has one of the best architecture, with a secure keyboard, two encryption, where it turns the mobile wallet like a hardware wallet. Enjin is an HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) wallet, that provides the maximum amount of protection from threats and attacks. It is available for both Android and iOS devices.
GreenAddress - GreenAddress is one more popular option for bitcoin holders that value security and privacy but is not that expensive as other hardware wallets. Its important features include the security inclusions, such as two-factor authentication and multi-signature functionality.
Bread - Bread is a popular bitcoin-only wallet available on Android and iOS devices which is a competent BTC Wallet free to download and use, and provides convenient and simple access to your BTC.
Airbitz - Airbitz (now EDGE) is an open-source mobile wallet available on Android and iOS devices which offers user-friendliness by allowing you to quickly and easily manage your bitcoin. It offers hierarchical deterministic (HD) and two-factor authentication features and can be easily backed up for extra protection.
Mycelium - Mycelium is a well-established name in the crypto sphere founded in 2008. It is a mobile wallet available for both Android and iOS devices, and this open-source program offers a range of features that make it one of the most popular choices among bitcoin holders.
Jaxx Liberty - Jaxx Liberty is becoming increasingly popular day by day as it provides a seamless user experience. Jaxx is available on different platforms like Windows, Linux and OS X desktops.
Coinomi - Coinomi is a popular wallet that supports multiple currencies like Dash, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and many more cryptocurrencies. Coinomi has a user-friendly and convenient user interface, which makes it one of the best Dash wallets.
Bitcoin Core - This is one of the old yet reputed Bitcoin Wallet, which is recommended on both Bitcoins official website on Bitcoin wallet review. The best part about it which makes it unique is that it is secure and unique. If youre using Bitcoin core than you have to make sure you have enough bandwidth and time because it takes time to download the complete Bitcoin blockchain and it has to sync always.
Bitcoin Paper Wallet - As the name says, it is the wallet, which is in the form of a paper. That means all your private keys will be stored here, which is kind of risky. But, if you are sure you can store it properly, theres nothing better than this.
OPENDIME It is the worlds first Bitcoin stick wallet which is a small USB like object that allows you to spend Bitcoin like a dollar bill and acts like a read-only USB flash drive. It is compatible on any computer, laptop, and phone. That makes it one of the best Bitcoin Wallets. It is comparatively cheap and very easy to use bearing all the security features. It also has an easy verification chrome feature.-
Strong Coin - This wallet has its own uniqueness for being a hybrid wallet wherein you and the server can hold the encrypted keys that allow access to the wallet. It stores an encrypted version of your private keys online but decryption happens in your browser. For security reasons, you should always backup up your wallet.
Bitpay Wallet - The BitPay Bitcoin wallet can be used for both desktop and mobile and is available for Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and MacOS. This wallet solution was first released back in October 2016 and is built on top of the Copay platform. This has now started supporting BCH as well. It provides an easy way to keep and expand Bitcoin.
CoolWallet - CoolWallet is a hardware wallet that looks like a credit card. The Coolwalet card is a very slim electronic device that generates and stores your private keys on it. It can connect to any device that uses NFC or Bluetooth technology. It is started in 2014. They claim it as the first mobile hardware wallet.
imToken Wallet - imToken is the worlds largest Ethereum digital asset wallet, with currently 6M users that produce ~10% of all Ethereum transactions on average. Apart from Ethereum, imToken wallet can be used for Bitcoin and EOS as well in version 2.0 of the wallet. The user will have the full control of their coins if they are using imToken wallet. They also provide inbuilt DEX support for in-wallet exchange of coins.

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Ledger Nano S
Ledger Nano S is a USB sized cryptocurrency hardware wallet which is best for Ethereum transactions. It is multi-asset hardware which looks like a folding drive. The good part is that it can store Bitcoins, Ethereum, Ethereum tokens, and more than 30 other digital currencies. It works like a USB device, which when connected needs the device to confirm the transactions.

It is secure and can run multiple apps, unhackable, relatively inexpensive and malware proofed so there is no risk of the private keys to get exposed to the internet. It is one of the best Bitcoin hardware wallet. This is one of the best cryptocurrency wallets available these days.

It can support and store more than 30 cryptocurrencies and can integrate with multiple software wallets. Lastly, it is one of the not so expensive OLED-based hardware wallets.

Click here to access Ledger nano S

Trezor
Trezor is a hardware Bitcoin wallet which also acts like a USB device, which works on Zero Trust Approach, which lessens the third-party compromise. It is one of the best Bitcoin hardware wallets.

Trezor is protected by a PIN which provides you with recovery seed if your wallet is lost. It is specifically a Bitcoin wallet but supports many other altcoins. It has an easy-to-use interface and even saves from hacking and thefts by their difficult protection PIN.

Just that it limits its communication with other devices. When the USB device isnt connected, its turned off.

Click here to access Trezor

Keep Key
Keep Key secures Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Dash, and Namecoin. They claim to be virus or malware proof, and assets are secured from thieves and hackers. KeepKey is a Bitcoin hardware wallet with advanced security against virtual and physical theft. Now, a lower price tag means more users can give it a try. In addition to Bitcoin, the KeepKey wallet enables the storage and transaction of a variety of cryptocurrencies and helps you keep a track of the bitcoin wallet balance.

KeepKey integrates with the wallet software on your computer by taking over a private key generation, private key storage, and transaction signing.

Its top-notch security almost makes it impossible for hackers to steal the private key.

Click here to access KeepKey

Exodus
Exodus is a desktop supported cryptocurrency wallet which deserves to be included in the bitcoin wallet list. Exodus supports nearly three dozen cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Ethereum among the popular ones.

As Exodus is a lite wallet, you never have to store the entire blockchain in your desktop.

Exodus galore with its pros over its cons. It has a very good interface with good access to the wallet, i.e full control.

Transactions over a crypto network can be made directly through the Exodus wallet. The transaction fee is paid to the network itself and not Exodus.

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Edit: seems like he doesn't have any relation to the website

Quote from: Rose_btc on November 25, 2019, 12:47:14 PM

Quote from: Ridwan Fauzi on November 25, 2019, 12:21:40 PM

There is no source on the OP, so I'll include it as plagiarism

Copy-paste from : https://coinswitch.co/news/top-22-best-bitcoin-wallets-2019

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Sorry for not mentioning the source. I will edit it and mark the source.

Another reference:
Thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5204341.msg53174085#msg53174085
Copy paste : https://coinswitch.co/news/what-are-human-readable-addresses-in-blockchain-how-does-it-simplify-crypto-transactions
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