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This depends on where you send and where you send, also it is not only that, it also depends on the availability of mining at that time of the currency you want to transfer, even the type of blockchain that uses the currency you send may take longer or less time to transfer

If you don't have access to the private keys of your coins, they are not your coins. It is that simple. If they present me with a wallet that does not give you private keys, I simply pass them on, it is not a secure wallet, sooner or later it will disappear and you will lose your money. I currently use TrustWallet, it seems to me an excellent wallet, it stores a large amount of coins and its new DApp browser allows me to integrate my wallet with other interesting services.

Android is open source and iOS is not, however Android security standards are quite high for an open source system. I like Android more, you have more freedom to experiment and you can exploit your system to try things that with iOS you could not even imagine doing, you will always be limited by what iOS gives or does not give permission, all this without touching the difference in prices so absurd, they sell you equipment with technology from a year ago for double the price of a last generation equipment with much higher yields.

I have always been in favor that as long as you do not have the private keys of your coins, those are not your coins, it applies to any entity that wants to help you keep your money. That is why I do not advise saving money on exchanges no matter how popular and reliable they are. The best measure to secure your coins is to use a cold wallet like Trezor or Ledger but they are expensive, as long as you can't afford one, you can use wallets like Exodus or TrustWallet, make sure to download them from their official web portals.

I currently use TrustWallet and it has never given me any kind of problem, it is a reliable wallet that gives you your private keys. It has a functionality that allows you to assign a new bitcoin address every time you require it, I think it is very useful when making transactions with strangers that you do not want them to search through your BTC address when you handle money.

I currently use TrustWallet and it has never given me any kind of problem, it is a reliable wallet that gives you your private keys and currently with the integration of its DApp browser it allows me to integrate my wallet to other interesting services.

Without a doubt, one of the best wallets that I have used, it has never given me problems and its new integration of the browser compatible with DApps allows me to integrate my wallet with many other services

I currently use TrustWallet, I like it because it has a wide variety of cryptocurrencies available to store, later as my capital increases if I plan to acquire a cold wallet to store my money since the security of your coins is always important.

I use TrustWallet, always make sure that you are downloading the APP from its official website so as not to be surprised later.

Never save your coins in exchanges, Yobit is an exchange, it is best to use a wallet where you are the owner of the private keys and always make sure that you are downloading your wallet from its official website.

It's just scam,

The best way to have a good community is for everyone to do their bit, I agree with you.