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Quote from: Vivageneviv on August 11, 2023, 01:36:27 PM

With a wide variety of Web3 wallets in the market today, popular and widely-used wallets like Metamask, Trust Wallet etc have paved the way for an open and fair internet, but could they be all-sufficient?

I guess so, I am not into those but if those are the known wallets that supports web3 projects/tokens then that's what you must use.

But my sentiment on these, if you treat your assets highly and you want the best security then I'll choose to keep it on my hardware wallet. As long as it is supported by a hardware wallet.

Quote from: Vivageneviv on August 11, 2023, 01:36:27 PM

As we know the innovations in this industry are boundless so I tend to tilt towards exploring options, recently alternating Metamask and BitKeep. What are your reviews about the later? and other reliable options you might suggest?

I don't know about bitkeep, I thought that you just mistyped it and talking about bitkey. Anyway, most wallets have their own cons and pros but since trust wallet was mentioned, you should think of it because just like the others it has got bad reviews.

No lol he actually didn't mistyped. There's Bitkeep wallet. It was upgraded to Bitget's wallet. Quote user-friendly and supports a considerable amount of cryptocurrencies.

Yeah, it's actually great for beginners as a starter wallet. Their NFT Market should be among the largest on BNB Chain and Polygon, with many NFT new collections and good trading volume.