trezor-firmware VS BlueWallet

Coinbase Pro for low fees. Binance is a ripoff on withdrawal. You may need your parents to register and buy for you due to KYC laws. Buy bitcoin, avoid scam coins (most alts) and withdraw to a wallet like bluewallet.io or trezor.io

https://trezor.io/ - Easy to use, no matter how new in Bitcoin you're.

You can buy the ETH through [Gemini](https://www.gemini.com). They have low fees (0.35%) on trades made via their ActiveTrader interface on desktop and, unlike any other exchange, they offer free withdrawals even for Ethereum. After buying you can then transfer the ETH out to a cold wallet like [Ledger](https://www.ledger.com) or [Trezor](https://trezor.io), which is the safest option to store it long term.

https://github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware/issues/1000 "no eta"

I had a Trezor for a while and I never liked the idea of plugging the device in and then going to trezor.io. Always worried about there being some vulnerability on trezior.io . For this reason I switched to a coldcard.

Hardware wallet, maybe. Trezor vs Ledger? Those are the ones I found but not sure if there are other alternatives.

Trezor has open source firmware and software: https://github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware

By ordering trezor from trezor.io with identifying personal data, do I in any way link myself to my bitcoin address?

Get a trezor from trezor.io to use with metamask.io

The term 'wallet' can be confusing. Bitcoin is stored on the blockchain. What the wallet holds is your private key, nothing more. There are no accounts, all data is stored on the phone, and the key is recoverable on a new phone using your seed phrase. Go ahead and make a wallet now. I recommend bluewallet.io

Coldcard is the enthusiast-class bitcoin-only wallet. I do recommend it for a hobbyist, but your needs are more simple. Trezor is a good second choice, and cheaper for the base mode (which is fine). If it's not that much bitcoin, really you would be perfectly safe putting it on a phone app like bluewallet.io. You could even delete the app and your bitcoin would be secured by the paper you write the seed on.

Coinbase Pro for low fees. Binance is a ripoff on withdrawal. You may need your parents to register and buy for you due to KYC laws. Buy bitcoin, avoid scam coins (most alts) and withdraw to a wallet like bluewallet.io or trezor.io

https://bluewallet.io - excellent, easy to use wallet, Open Source and Non-Custodial (although, Lightning is custodial!)

Blue Wallet (https://bluewallet.io)

https://bluewallet.io for mobile should do the trick then. Same functionality as electrum but with a better UI and can set custom fees.

You can use the LNbits account system to manage your own wallet @ satoshibox.io. Grab your account here and connect it for easy access with a mobile app like bluewallet.io (Therefore you need to enable the LndHub extension in your account!). You can also check out some other LNbits Extensions there to build amazing lighting solutions in minutes.