A wallet which does create the same address for each crypto currency is not possible.
(Almost) each cryptocurrency does have its own address format.

What you might be refering to is a wallet which holds private keys for multiple cryptos derived from one seed. This is possible. And it does exist. Exodus is such a wallet.
But note that quite a few people have connection issues when using exodus. It also just had a vulnerability discovered which allowed an attacker to dump the private keys out of the RAM once the wallet was opened. I am not sure about which versions are affected.

The ledger nano s does also support multiple cryptocurrencies. And in addition to that the private keys (and the seed generation) are secured by a secure element and a 2-FA through the buttons/screen.
Once they release their native application, you will be able to monitor all your holdings in a dashboard.

mayve in the future someone will creat that ultimate all in one wallet that you can store all of your tokens and that woyld be awedome for us investors

Crypto wallet specially altcoins wallet ERC20 wallet is specially all cryptocurrency wallet. Bitcoin wallet is coinbase platform and all crypto wallet ERC20 platform.

Meltdown and spectre is no malware. Those are vulnerabilities which allow to exploit the modern CPU architecture.
This is not related to the exodus vulnerability.

The vulnerability from exodus was caused by a vulnerability in the Electron protocol handler. This vulnerability (CVE-2018-1000006) in the ElectronJS Framework could have been exploited to achieve a remote code execution.
This allowed an attacker to dump the private keys once exodus was opened.

I'm going to say it again for bob123. Thought it's a good concept, it simply is not possible. You can have only one address for all ERC20 tokens, but nothing else. Most coins differ in architecture. It doesn't take an expert to know that this isn't possible. The best we could have is a wallet like exodus like bob123 said, whereas you use one recovery seed for all coins/tokens; which is good enough in my opinion. Why would you want one address for every single coin/token anyway? Though it may be more convenient, it's a huge privacy headache.

Well it's sure convenient to just using one address to contain all crypto,we don't have to create a separate wallet for each of them.But,in my opinion,like the term in trading,don't put all your egg in one basket.If there's a problem with that wallet,you'll lose all your crypto in one go.

The Education Token or LEDU is  an ERC20 token that lives in the ethereum just like any other cryptocurrency which can be  bought  sold or trade outside ecosystem. Checkout their platform for more expalnation.
https://education-ecosystem.com/

The MetaMorph Team plan to launch METM coin as part of this token sale along with an easy-to-use and very unique coin exchange platform to give the user a all-in-one wallet with the option to withdraw and deposit fiat whilst getting the best cryptocurrency exchange rates with low spreads, the ability to secure and backup their coin and the ability to quickly and easily move cryptocurrency around without the hassle of traditional exchanges that are over complicated and extremely difficult to manage in todays market.

https://metamorph.pro

One way you could get around the fact that you can't have just one address for all crypto technically(as others have mentioned) is to just have an alias which contains all the addresses and have people on your network just send to each other by that alias.

That doesn't help for someone outside of your system wanting to send. But p2p within your network it could work I guess. Doesn't really solve much though.

The great innovation and I support that innovation as long as the project you are developing will provide convenience and benefit to users of cryptocurrency. However, if the versatile wallet is launched, then the risk is very high so the security of the wallet is extra. Good luck