Phantom and Trust Wallet are solid easy picks for beginners. If you only need Bitcoin wallets, Xverse or Unisat makes more sense since they’re built around BTC instead of a mixed setup.
The main thing is to store the seed phrase properly and never share with anyone.
for a beginner its best to start with a well known wallet that has a good interface and good security features and by starting small with the amount you will add before getting comfortable to add more
Trust Wallet, MetaMask, or you could also use wallets from exchanges like Binance or Bybit. I’m currently using Bybit’s wallet, and so far, it’s been working quite well for me.
If the wallet is only there to sign, the easy one is the one that will not take a pasted seed.
On Lovely the page is the product, so does a separate wallet app even matter, or do people just stay on the site?
Use either trustwallet or exodus, both support pretty much every blockchain out there and are pretty straightforward to setup. You can do in wallet swaps & on-ramp from fiat.
Trezor has been my main wallet for day to day usage for the last couple of months. Hardware wallets are definitely the way to go for that little extra security.
TW would pretty much be the only one you’d need, as suggested above. I’ve been using it for years and never really tried any other wallets because it covers all the basic needs.
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