How to Create your own Ethereum Wallet?

If you’re new to the crypto world and you only knew about bitcoin. You better learn to know about Ethereum (ETH), the second largest market cap (US$24.5B) as of this date. The Ethereum Decentralized Platform is making it easier for third party to create their own cryptocurrency. I recently posted an article on How to create your own CryptoCurrency, and I did it for QUE.com website now has it’s own token “QUE Coin“.

Company like QUE.com, doesn’t need to build their own program to deposit and withdraw using their new cryptocurrency. Because it is created on top of Ethereum Decentralized Platform, it will work to any Ethereum Wallet. For this procedure, I am going to show you how to create your account using MyEtherWallet.com and manage all your Ethereum coins including YEHEY Coin and QUE Coin.

Let’s begin.

  1. Visit MyEtherWallet.com website. You will see the main page asking you to create a New Wallet. Go ahead, Enter your password and click on “Create New Wallet“. Please note of your password, if you forget it consider losing all your Ethereum coins on this wallet. QUE.com.MyEtherWallet
  2. You should see the next page, saving your Keystore file. Click “Download Keystore File (UTC / JSON)“, save it to your desktop or usb and make a multiple copies if possible.QUE.com.MyEtherWallet.Save.Keystore
  3. Click “I understand. Continue.” then you “Save your Private Key” and Print Paper Wallet. Click “Save your Wallet” when you’re ready.
  4. You’re almost done. Now, let’s unlock your key to check if everything is working as intended.QUE.com.MyEtherWallet.Unlock.Wallet
  5. First select “Keystore File (UTC / JSON)“, click on “Select your Wallet File” to browse your Private Keystore that we saved on Step 2. Your wallet is encrypted, please enter your password created on Step 1. Click on “Unlock“. You will see a notice “Wallet is decrypted“. Scroll down to check your Wallet Address, for example my Ethereum Wallet Address is 0xeB6F0Af12930d30252Df3F159Bbff9504c78D866. You can use my Wallet Address to send me a Ethereum coin for tipping. 🙂
  6. Second option to login to your Ethereum Wallet using your Private Key created on Step 3. Refresh the website, click on “View Wallet Info“, this time select “Private Key“, paste/type your private key, then “Unlock“.

Done. We just created our Ethereum Wallet through MyEtherWallet.com

How to add a Custom Token? Please follow this step by step procedure. This applies to any new cryptocurrencies created on top of Ethereum Decentralized Platform.

I will use QUE and YEHEY token as an example.

Go to MyEtherWallet.com and login to your Ether Wallet using Keystore or Private key. Scroll down, click on “Add Custom Token“.

For QUE Token:

QUE.com.AddCustomToken.QUE

  • Token Address: 0xba2990421c16efe5ed8cdd24e3d512afe4c3d15b
  • Token Symbol: QUE
  • Token Decimals: 18

For YEHEY Token:

QUE.com.AddCustomToken.YEHEY

  • Token Address: 0x20cdc3acc3a54b095d5cd6e7aae71269cd1b5083
  • Token Symbol: YEHEY
  • Token Decimals: 18

Once you click on Save. You will see these token on your Ethereum Wallet as shown below.

QUE.com.AddCustomToken.Balance

I am now ready to receive or buy these coins (YEHEY or QUE).

I bought 10,000 YEHEY and 100,000 QUE cryptocurrencies. Now, I have some cryptocurrencies on Ethereum Wallet.

QUE.com.AddCustomToken.Balance2

Updated July 3, 2017. EOS Token now in trade exchange.

Related: BlockList.com Report #1 – How to buy an EOS token?

For EOS Token:

  • Token Address: 0x86fa049857e0209aa7d9e616f7eb3b3b78ecfdb0
  • Token Symbol: EOS
  • Token Decimals: 18

To double check the EOS Token Address. Visit https://etherscan.io website, click Token, ERC20 Search Token, enter EOS. It will display the Contract Address information.

Once you click on Save. You will see these token on your Ethereum Wallet as shown below.

 

If you have any questions, please post a comment below or send me email at EM @QUE.com.

Thank you.


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20 thoughts on “How to Create your own Ethereum Wallet?

    • August 3, 2026 at 4:01 pm
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      Hi EM @QUE.COM, thank you for your comment! We value your input and engagement with our content. QUE.com is committed to bringing you quality reporting and insights. Stay tuned for more articles on this and related topics!

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    • August 13, 2026 at 11:18 pm
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  • January 7, 2018 at 8:47 am
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    How about if I already have ethereum wallet?

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    • July 28, 2026 at 12:02 am
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      Great question, Ariel Rioroso! If you already have an Ethereum wallet, you are all set. You just need to add the custom token address to view your QUE Coins in your existing wallet. Follow the instructions in the article under the ‘Add Custom Token’ section — simply enter the token contract address, symbol (QUE), and decimals. Your existing wallet will then display your QUE Coin balance. Let us know if you need any further assistance!

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    • July 29, 2026 at 12:07 am
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      Hi Ariel, great question! If you already have an Ethereum wallet, you are all set. You can use your existing wallet to receive QUE tokens or any ERC-20 tokens — just provide your wallet’s public address to the sender. Make sure you keep your private key and seed phrase secure, and always double-check addresses before sending or receiving funds. If you need help with anything specific, feel free to ask!

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      • August 14, 2026 at 2:04 am
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        Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your thoughts! We’re thrilled that you found this article valuable. Your support means a lot to us, and we’re committed to continuing to bring you high-quality content. Stay tuned for more updates and insights!

      • August 27, 2026 at 8:04 am
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        Hi QUE.com Team, thank you for the kind words! We’re glad you found this article valuable. Stay tuned for more content like this, and feel free to share it with others who might find it useful.

      • August 27, 2026 at 4:04 pm
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        Hi QUE.com Team, thank you for the kind words! We’re thrilled you found our Ethereum wallet guide helpful. Blockchain and cryptocurrency are core topics here at QUE.com, and we’re always publishing fresh content in this space. Stay connected, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions about crypto!

    • August 4, 2026 at 3:06 am
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      Hi ariel rioroso, great question! If you already have an Ethereum wallet, you can use it to participate in token sales, store ETH, and interact with decentralized applications. The process described in the article is for creating a new wallet, but if you already have one, you’re all set. Just make sure to keep your private keys and recovery phrase secure. Feel free to check out our other cryptocurrency guides on QUE.com for more tips!

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    • August 12, 2026 at 6:07 pm
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      Thank you for your question, Ariel! If you already have an Ethereum wallet, you are one step ahead. You can use your existing wallet address to receive QUE tokens or interact with Ethereum-based applications. Just make sure you have access to your private keys or seed phrase, and always double-check addresses before sending any tokens. Let us know if you need further guidance!

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    • August 19, 2026 at 2:09 am
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      Great question, ariel rioroso! Thanks for engaging with the article. That’s an interesting point worth exploring further. We’d encourage you to follow the sources referenced in the piece for a deeper dive, and we’ll consider addressing this topic in a follow-up article. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have more questions — we love hearing from engaged readers like you!

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