Today, we’re going to talk about cryptocurrency wallets, and more specifically about the top 5 free crypto wallets at the moment.. We’ve done a video on crypto wallets before, but that served as more of an introduction. We covered common and popular wallets, and you should go check it out if you haven’t already. ? Save money on every crypto trade you make with StormGain! Enjoy a onetime 0.1% trading fee with this link: https://go.beincrypto.com/get-low-comissions Here are all the wallets David mentions in the video Bitcoin Core Client - https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/desktop/windows/bitcoincore/ Wasabi -https://www.wasabiwallet.io/ Argent - https://www.argent.xyz Crypterium - https://crypterium.com/ Robinhood - https://robinhood.com Armory - https://www.bitcoinarmory.com/ Coinomi - https://www.coinomi.com/ ? Prefer to read? Read the article version of this video: https://beincrypto.com/learn/top-bitcoin-wallets-in-2020/ Keep in mind, all of our previous suggestions are still solid, we just wanted to go a little further and give five new top picks for cryptocurrency wallets that are even more important, more unique, or newer than any we’ve covered before. Today we’ll be touching on some Bitcoin-only options, an Ethereum specific choice, and some multi-coin solutions. All wallets we cover today are free, but they do have differing levels of technical savviness required to use them. First up we decided to get the most technical option out of the way, so let’s talk about Bitcoin Core. More than simply just a wallet, the Bitcoin Core Client acts as a full node, meaning you can verify the blockchain and broadcast transactions yourself. We’re including it here because for high-end users, it really is the most secure and involved way to use Bitcoin. You don’t only have added security for yourself, but as a node operator, you also help to enhance the network. Next up, we wanted to touch on one other Bitcoin wallet that is still unique and powerful, but a bit more accessible for most. That is Wasabi's wallet. Wasabi is also open-source, non-custodial, and can be used through Tor, so you’re getting many of the same benefits of running your own node. However, you won’t have to set up a full node or download the whole blockchain in order to get those benefits. For number three we thought it’s time to switch blockchains altogether. Turning to Ethereum, let’s take a look at the Argent Wallet. Argent is basically a full mobile Ethereum wallet that also has built in access to the DeFi ecosystem. That means from within the Argent app users can store, send and receive ERC-20 assets with ease, but also put their portfolios to work through platforms like Aave, Compound, Uniswap, Opensea and more. Number four is Crypterium. Much l ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e5nwf_b4to