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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Wallet, you can choose from a series of options.As basic as it comes but gets the job done. Image via Electrum app 4. ExodusOne of the most popular wallets around, I know quite a number of people who swear by Exodus. It's also a top wallet recommended by many in the know, including Investopedia, for beginner users, according to their website. The wallet comes with both a desktop and mobile option but feel free to ignore the latter if you choose the former. It's also integrated with Trezor to provide an extra layer of security.What struck me about the wallet is that it makes full use of the space allocated for a desktop app. Aside from showing the portfolio with key numbers, you can also see the chart for a chosen asset and other useful information. While there is quite a bit of info packed into it, the layout is still pleasing to the eye and, more importantly, not overwhelming.200+ assets in a colorful yet elegant interface. Image via Exodus Not content with being just a multi-asset wallet supporting more than 200 assets, Exodus also features an exchange within the wallet, allowing for easy swaps between assets without any additional sign-in or navigating to other pages. Another partnership that benefits users is with Compound Finance by allowing them to earn yield from the DAI in their wallet. Sports-betting is also possible with Exodus, and not just for regular sports such as baseball, basketball etc., but also for E-sports like League of Legends. In the meantime, other apps are in development and will no doubt be unveiled when they are ready.A key selling point of the wallet to newbies is its 24/7 human support. They also have an extensive Knowledge Base section that includes a section on blockchain education so users can learn a bit more about the assets they have. The Exodus wallet is designed brilliantly and it is simply, one of the best multi-cryptocurrency wallets in the industry. You can learn more in our dedicated Exodus review.5. GuardaEvery now and then, I'd come across certain things that seemed to pop up repeatedly. The Guarda wallet is one of those. It's a wallet under most people's radar, yet the reviews are mostly positive, as seen on this page from TrustPilot.The wallet is aimed at the mainstream crowd with the following features:Easy on-ramping into crypto with the ability to buy tokens with your credit card or SEPA bank transferStaking for ten tokens together with a page on the website for you to estimate your rewards if you were to stake with them.Exchange tokens within the desktop appThe website also features quite a sizeable section on crypto education where one can learn
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