There are several ways to store Bitcoin$BTC and other cryptocurrencies. Here are some of them:

Software wallets: These are programs that allow you to manage your cryptocurrencies. Examples include Bitcoin.com Wallet1 and Binance2. They provide secure storage and allow you to send and receive cryptocurrency.

Hardware wallets: These are physical devices that store your private keys offline. Examples: Ledger Nano S and Trezor. They provide a high level of security.

Paper Wallets: You can create a paper wallet by writing down your private key on paper. This is an offline option, but requires caution.

Custodial wallets: Some banks and financial services companies provide custody services for cryptocurrencies. Example: Banco Masventas in Argentina.