Exodus Cryptocurrency Wallet

A unique feature of the Exodus wallet is its integration with the famous exchange platform Shapeshift. Among other software solutions for storing and transferring crypto currency, this multicurrency wallet features a very pleasant look, an intuitive interface. The Exodus purse will undoubtedly be liked by those who actively use not only bitcoin, but also popular altcoyins (such as Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin) and, at the same time, does not want to bother with individual purses for each crypto currency, and also exchangers and exchanges (for converting one currency into another).

The Exodus wallet belongs to the category of the dextap wallet, which means storing private keys on your PC. In addition, this wallet is "thin" (as in the case of the notorious Electrum), which means that there is no need to download a multi-gigabyte blocking machine for its work (as, for example, in the case of Bitcoin Core).

For starters, it’s the first desktop wallet that offers full compatibility with ShapeShift – a popular instant cryptocurrency exchange supporting dozens of tokens. This means Exodus users have access to nearly a dozen cryptocurrencies.

Like other desktop wallets, Exodus stores cryptocurrency assets directly on your machine. Because Exodus is a lite wallet, you never have to download the whole blockchain to your computer.

Exodus has been around for a little more than a year, but its biggest claim to fame is its intuitive, user-friendly platform. The Exodus desktop wallet gives you all the bells and whistles to control an entire cryptocurrency portfolio, but is designed for people who have never actually used an exchange.

Compatibility

Windows (64-bit), Mac OS and Linux. Users can also join the Exodus Movement on Slack, a popular messaging platform.

First desktop wallet with full ShapeShift functionality.

How much does it cost?

As a service provider, Exodus charges transaction fees each time your payment is processed. The fees themselves are paid to each blockchain network (bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, etc.) and are not kept by Exodus.

Because Exodus prioritizes speed and reliability over lower fees, it tracks changes on the blockchain network and adjusts fees accordingly. As such, fees cannot be set manually.

You might be thinking: How does Exodus make money? It does so by taking a small portion of the spread on the major asset exchanges. Typical spreads range between 1-3%.

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