Great news for BitShares and Steem
Jaxx.io, the mobile/desktop multiwallet provider just announced in an update that they're going to add (among other coins) BitShares TWICE and Steem.
JAXX ANNOUNCES MASSIVE EXPANSION, PARTNERING AND INTEGRATING WITH 70+ TOP BLOCKCHAIN PROJECTS, EXCHANGES, & PLATFORMS TO MAKE DIGITAL CURRENCIES MORE ACCESSIBLE TO MASSES
Blog: FAVS dot PW
Contact: btsfav @ twitter
Steem: ash @ steem ─ Steemit How-To's
BTS is so awesome, they added it twice, just in case :)
I sure hope they don't overlook @pocketechange ... It's the Theory of Common Coinage reaching Fair Market Value... I hope you have a few minutes to check it out...
@pocketechange
hehe exactly!
Google app wallets have too many issues including jaxx. i guess all the mobile wallets are more riskier to use as of now.
why?
i have tried a few, but it takes a long time to update, they need to fix a few issues. also i prefer pc over mobile for trading, buying or using cryptos.
oh yeah, me too. did you try the chrome app? It's nice to hold some coins if you don't want to go through the hassle of setting up the actual wallet :)
except for ETH/Tokens, I love myetherwallet
nope, havent yet tried, will check it out. thanks for sharing... :)
Hello... I'm new to Steemit and I'm trying to gather Followers... It seems to be what everyone wants to do... I realize it's not the easiest thing to do, but I'm giving it my best shot to tell people about my Theory on Pocket Change... Thanks...
@pocketechange
rs and upvote for your post....
I know this is great news but all I can think is fuuuuuudge another fudging wallet to add to the list of wallets to keep track of until I find the perfect wallet.
Great news, i don't have account on jaxx but now i will make account on it.
Just installed Exodus and hoping they add steem soon. Are you using one online wallet or several?
depends on the risk level. I use trezor and several other wallets for crypto
May I ask what service you use to send crypto to your online wallets besides changelly?
changelly, Polo, bitshares dex are the exchanges I use
thank you ash
Nice.
Which is better, Jaxx or Exodus?
jaxx in my opinion.
multi wallet, multi device, slick interface
I thought too. I have deposits in exodus and if I will take it out, I can take 40% of it. I dont have any idea what will happen to the 60%.
Bitcoin has high miner fees in Exodus, othewise I prefer Exodus.
Any ideas with the miner fees in jaxx?
hardly noticeable. Its nothing outrageous.
I've heard they use the higher fees so transactions will go through faster
Exodus has the most beautiful and fun to use interface hands down. However extremely limited in coin options, currently 5 with Golem and Auger. High fees too.
Jaxx look like its easy, not as nice or fun but waaaay more coin options and BTS is a big deal. I wish Jaxx would buy Exodus.
In my opinion, Exodus. Jaxx went increasingly buggy for me over the last month. I swore I was done with them, though in light of this news, will bend for at least storing my Namecoin...
Exodus is charging me $20 to transfer small amount of bitcoin.
Holy bejeezus.
I have heard that transaction fees have been very high all-around this week with SO much activity in the markets, and saw the last one I sent from Exodus was $4-5, but that is just crazy...
Will be interesting to see how fast fees drop back down again as segwit is introduced, if that is really supposed to facilitate the scaleability problems at root of the high fees...
What does this segwit do actually? If you dont mine :)
to be honest, I don't know enough technical details to answer that. all I know is its a fairly significant change to the protocol that's supposed to make a big difference in the scaleability issues.
Me too, Im gonna need several sacks of rice before I can fully understand the technicalities of bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies :)
several sacks of rice...??
lol. must be some Filipino slang.
Holy shit that's alot of new coins!
And just when Jaxx lost me due to increasing buggyness, they gotta announce good new like this.
Hope they get their shit together ASAP, as I'm at least stoked to use it for Namecoin storage...