Which crypto apps has served you the best so far ?

[Siliconthread]

Lately, i have been contemplating which CEX wallet to use that’s best and reliable for storing crypto. Personally, i compare recommendations from people with online data before concluding on decisions like this.

Interestingly, i found this image from CryptoDep which summed it all together by ranking all cryptocurrency exchanges’ wallets in terms of downloads in February.



Binance been the first didn’t surprise me though but Bitget and OKX having a spot at top three shows how much work that’s been done to increase trust in users. The exponential growth is great to see considering the position they were in the past years especially Bitget. Which of these CEXs’ wallets have you been using so far ?

 

[KloudBucket]

Binance, Bybit, Bitget is my best choice.

 

[Venusaur]

Cryptomus and Binance

 

[yxswl]

Binance

 

[V]

Electrum.

 

[blackandcoolhat]

I use Binance and Redotpay. Binance for trading but I don't trade really nowadays, it's just good to have and more reliable than Redotpay to keep higher amounts of crypto. Redotpay for spending my crypto with a debit card.

 

[Groot Agency]

TOP 1 AND TOP 10 ARE NOT MUCH DIFFERENT NOW

 

[mikeymikel]

Binance

 

[Cloakinglord]

Lately, i have been contemplating which CEX wallet to use that’s best and reliable for storing crypto. Personally, i compare recommendations from people with online data before concluding on decisions like this.

Interestingly, i found this image from CryptoDep which summed it all together by ranking all cryptocurrency exchanges’ wallets in terms of downloads in February.

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Binance been the first didn’t surprise me though but Bitget and OKX having a spot at top three shows how much work that’s been done to increase trust in users. The exponential growth is great to see considering the position they were in the past years especially Bitget. Which of these CEXs’ wallets have you been using so far ?YBIT is the best

 

[Usher999]

If you're just storing crypto, CEX wallet is not a good choice. Better use hardware wallet like ledger. But if you're into trading futures, use CEX and Binance is the top choice.

 

[Siliconthread]

TOP 1 AND TOP 10 ARE NOT MUCH DIFFERENT NOW

Ofcourse there is a difference. If you have a product or service, would you aim for top ten or top five ?

If you're just storing crypto, CEX wallet is not a good choice. Better use hardware wallet like ledger. But if you're into trading futures, use CEX and Binance is the top choice.

As a trader, CEXs wallet would always come in handy. Hardware wallet is mostly used long term storage.

Binance, Bybit, Bitget is my best choice.

Bitget is also one of my best so far with its seamless interface.

 

[basta]

Use a cex to buy/sell, not to store your assets.

Tangem is likely the most secure wallet if you opt out of the seedphrase option but it's best to spread your crypto across multiple wallets.

I have a tangem, safepal, and ledger and tangem takes the cake

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

For me: MEXC, Binance, Gate, Kucoin and OKX

 

[demibastcrypt]

Lately, i have been contemplating which CEX wallet to use that’s best and reliable for storing crypto. Personally, i compare recommendations from people with online data before concluding on decisions like this.

Interestingly, i found this image from CryptoDep which summed it all together by ranking all cryptocurrency exchanges’ wallets in terms of downloads in February.

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Binance been the first didn’t surprise me though but Bitget and OKX having a spot at top three shows how much work that’s been done to increase trust in users. The exponential growth is great to see considering the position they were in the past years especially Bitget. Which of these CEXs’ wallets have you been using so far t

 

[LinkyRice]

Binance and Bybit

 

[savitaprasad]

Lately, i have been contemplating which CEX wallet to use that’s best and reliable for storing crypto. Personally, i compare recommendations from people with online data before concluding on decisions like this.

Interestingly, i found this image from CryptoDep which summed it all together by ranking all cryptocurrency exchanges’ wallets in terms of downloads in February.

View attachment 431270

Binance been the first didn’t surprise me though but Bitget and OKX having a spot at top three shows how much work that’s been done to increase trust in users. The exponential growth is great to see considering the position they were in the past years especially Bitget. Which of these CEXs’ wallets have you been using so far ?

Bitget is getting popular fast. Still new users should prefer binance because trust factor is higher with them.

 

[Siliconthread]

Bitget is getting popular fast. Still new users should prefer binance because trust factor is higher with them.

I would still prefer Bitget for new users anyways because it’s the only exchange i know right now that has no security incident so far. Also, Binance interface can be complex for new users.

 

[Mizantropisti]

I would still prefer Bitget for new users anyways because it’s the only exchange i know right now that has no security incident so far. Also, Binance interface can be complex for new users.

Why is ur letter F ? Should be S .

 

[demibastcrypt]

Lately, i have been contemplating which CEX wallet to use that’s best and reliable for storing crypto. Personally, i compare recommendations from people with online data before concluding on decisions like this.

Interestingly, i found this image from CryptoDep which summed it all together by ranking all cryptocurrency exchanges’ wallets in terms of downloads in February.

View attachment 431270

Binance been the first didn’t surprise me though but Bitget and OKX having a spot at top three shows how much work that’s been done to increase trust in users. The exponential growth is great to see considering the position they were in the past years especially Bitget. Which of these CEXs’ wallets have you been using so far ?

While I'm not the type to focus much on rankings, this one seems quite accurate. I'm not surprised that Bitget Wallet is among the top three, given its impressive growth. The user interface is simple to navigate, and the app offers various events where users can earn rewards an easy way to gain extra liquidity. I'm definitely looking forward to the next ranking.

 

[Siliconthread]

While I'm not the type to focus much on rankings, this one seems quite accurate. I'm not surprised that Bitget Wallet is among the top three, given its impressive growth. The user interface is simple to navigate, and the app offers various events where users can earn rewards an easy way to gain extra liquidity. I'm definitely looking forward to the next ranking.

You’re on point. Its simple interface make things easier for users which is one of the reasons that contributed to its growth.