I recently purchased the excellent "Ledger Nano S" which allows you to store your cryptocurrencies on. In today's crazy world digital age where the dangers of hacking, losing passwords or hardware failure are all to prevalent, this great little device proves a great security option.
It works by allowing the user to interface between your Internet Chrome browser and the wallets stored on the device. A total of five different accounts can be saved on the Nano S at any one time, however all the other wallets on offer are interchangeable at any time. You will find the usual suspects such as Bitcon, Ethereum and Litecoin as well as other less supported ones like Neo and Ripple.
The main advantage as opposed to keeping everything on a desktop wallet is that the latter option is pretty much an "offline" solution. It is similar to the popular "paper wallet method" but more robust, I feel. Though you still need to remember a 24-word phrase (in the right order) to restore your wallet just in case the device gets lost or stolen.
It's amazing how fast crypto is moving. As the prices continue to climb to astronomical levels, the privacy and security of your personal funds will become ever more significant. Therefore I decided to opt for a hardware based method of storage and I urge you to do the same if you want, what I feel, is near the pinnacle of safe keeping and in turn, peace of mind.
The Ledger Nano S is one of the best hardware wallets the market has to offer (there is also the TREZOR and Keepkey to choose from too that both offer similar type functionality) and one I highly recommend as your go-to store of "digital wealth".