Digital currencies are stored in digital wallets. There are three types of digital wallets: software wallets, hardware wallets, and paper wallets. Software wallets are applications that run on your computer or phone. They provide the user with a private key and a public key. Hardware wallets are physical devices that store your private key and public key. Paper wallets are pieces of paper that have your private key and public key printed on them. To store your digital currency, you will need to create a digital wallet. You can do this by downloading a software wallet, such as the Bitcoin Core wallet, or by purchasing a hardware wallet, such as the Trezor. Once you have created your wallet, you will need to generate a private key and a public key. These keys will be used to access your wallet and to send and receive digital currency. To send digital currency, you will need to enter the recipient's public key into your wallet. You can then specify the amount of currency you would like to send. Once you have confirmed the transaction, the currency will be sent to the recipient's wallet. To receive digital currency, you will need to give the sender your public key. Once they have entered this into their wallet, they will be able to send you the currency. You will then be able to see the transaction in your wallet and can choose to either keep the currency in your wallet or to spend it.
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