Experimenting with Coinomi as my multicoin software wallet

Hey guys, just wanted to let anyone who reads this blog know that I am now experimenting with Coinomi as my multicoin software wallet. Jaxx Liberty has been great for the most part, but apparently it has difficulty with what it considers to be complicated transactions sometimes, and as a result, my Zcash got stuck in the Jaxx Liberty wallet and couldn't be exchanged for Bitcoin. However, the funds weren't lost, merely stuck. After researching the problem some, I downloaded Coinomi, and used by backup passphrase from Jaxx Liberty to move my wallets over to Coinomi. Now the desired transaction seems to be going through. Other benefits of Coinomi, based on an initial look at least, seem to be higher security and a greater number of supported cryptocurrencies. One downside is that Jaxx Liberty offered both Changelly Dynamic and Changelly Fixed, whereas Coinomi only gives one of those two options. I hope to write a more detailed blog post comparing Jaxx Liberty, Coinomi, and other software wallets at a later date. 

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