Litecoin, Ripple, Ethereum, and Stella. On the other hand maybe it’s better to stick with more mainstream ones so Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum.
Guess it depends what the crypocurrency market is like. We might finally have THE coin to rule all coins, perhaps a FREETRADE COIN 
Off topic but somewhat relevant but here’s a German company using Bitcoin to ease loan transfers:
The newly announced and Bloomberg-accredited BGCI benchmark index is a good starting point for identifying ‘institutionally relevant’ assets (my emphasis).
https://www.bloomberg.com/company/announcements/bloomberg_galaxy_launch_cryptocurrency_index/
This is really interesting, especially
Ultimately, we can envision a world where we may even work with regulators to tokenize existing types of securities, bringing to this space the benefits of cryptocurrency-based markets — like 24/7 trading, real-time settlement, and chain-of-title.
https://blog.coinbase.com/our-path-to-listing-sec-regulated-crypto-securities-a1724e13bb5a
Agree, it’s a race to the middle and very interesting to see how the crypto guys are eyeing equity through a blockchain lens, I expect a few crypto players to follow suit.
Many hoops to jump through I’m sure!
Speaking of wallets, which are the trustworthy online wallets out there, or are most people putting them on their computers ?
Online, MyCrypto is probably regarded as one of the safest wallets.
On mobile I use the BRD wallet, super simple and sleek interface and also supports multiple cryptos.
However, if you’re ‘HODLing’ it’s definitely worth getting a hardware wallet.
And since we’re talking about wallets, check out TokenCard, another super exciting London FinTech startup.
They’ve built the first Consumer Grade Contract Wallet which will be linked with a debit card for spending.
I believe it could act as a catalyst for mass adoption of crypto, you can literally ‘be your own bank’ and then spend your crypto pretty much anywhere.
There is hardware wallet company, whose name escapes me, that only support btc, etherum and something else. Thanks for getting back to me. I’ve only just joined the community today, and based on the discussions in this forum, I’m glad I’m onboard.
Yeh, I’ve heard of. It’ll be interesting to see how this takes over. Cheers.
No worries! I’m new round here too!
You might be thinking of Ledger, they’re by far the most popular.
Nano Ledger, Trezor?
Exodus software wallet or the Ledger Nano S hardware wallet are the 2 most popular that I’ve come across. Personally, I’m happy leaving mine on exchanges because my holdings are not significant but if they were to be in future I’d use the 2 above.
I’d highly recommend this lady’s channel as she covers all things crypto for U.K. users (including tutorials for both wallets mentioned):
I appreciate all the responses and suggestions.
This is a good read
Hypnotist 
Me working in M&A/Investment Banking before starting Freetrade:
