Topic: And the best wallet is... (Read 1733 times)
I like multibit. I have slow connection.
I recently tried multibit for linux 64 bit. I was not impressed. Too buggy for me. I got worried and sent my btc back to blockchain info. Blockchain has better security than me with sms verification, sms notifications, email and paper backups.
I have no problem with the ltc, mint, vert, etc. wallets for local storage and usage. They work fine.
I have no problem with the ltc, mint, vert, etc. wallets for local storage and usage. They work fine.
Bitcoin-Qt for more options
Multibit for fast shizzle
Some other shizzle for your android
Multibit for fast shizzle
Some other shizzle for your android
2480 BTC was given to me in 2009 as a charity gift, and i need help spending it, now that i have a job <3
Bitcoin-Qt for more options
Multibit for fast shizzle
Some other shizzle for your android
Multibit for fast shizzle
Some other shizzle for your android
I'd say Mycellium for Android
Blockchain.info is pretty good for me. But if you've got a ton of money, then cold storage would be the best solution.
you are right cold storage is good for me
safe and safe safeCold storage is good if you do not wanna pay with bitcoin for things...
It is harder to pay for something using cold wallet ;P
electrum cause you can use it with tails os, but for online wallet definitely blockchain
Blockchain.info is pretty good for me. But if you've got a ton of money, then cold storage would be the best solution.
you are right cold storage is good for me
safe and safe safe 
For Desktop: Electrum. I hate Multibit.
For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
why you hate multibit?For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
is electrum allow us set up fee for miners?
- The GUI. It's so ugly and the layout doesn't make sense if you ask me
- Installation information? What is that? It's literally only this:QuoteBackup all your wallets.
There is help on wallet backups here:
https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_walletBackups.html
[Windows readme.txt] - No portable version. Not that I use it, but some people prefer it.
- A lot of problems with it according to the bug reports I have read. Stuck transactions, corrupted wallets, etc.
And yes, Electrum allows you to set your own transaction fee.
For Desktop: Electrum. I hate Multibit.
For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
why you hate multibit?For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
is electrum allow us set up fee for miners?
Desktop wallet.But in my opinion the safes way you can keep your bitcoins is to print the codes on paper.
For Desktop: Electrum. I hate Multibit.
For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
For Android: Mycelium
Webwallet: Blockchain.info (used it for my faucet, that's all).
Bitcoin-core is the only wallet I trust with more than a few santoshi.
I must say that mycelium is nice solutions for small amounts, I would definitely used this app more if you could pay with bitcoins anywhere.
I must say that mycelium is nice solutions for small amounts, I would definitely used this app more if you could pay with bitcoins anywhere.
Santoshi?
I suggest Bitcoin Android Wallet - is so great when you want to send BTC very fast anywhere you are
Bitcoin-core is the only wallet I trust with more than a few santoshi satoshi.
I must say that mycelium is nice solutions for small amounts, I would definitely used this app more if you could pay with bitcoins anywhere.
Edit: Thanks for pointing out my spelling error
I must say that mycelium is nice solutions for small amounts, I would definitely used this app more if you could pay with bitcoins anywhere.
Edit: Thanks for pointing out my spelling error
I'd say armory version is the best one.
I like blockchain.info. I think it is safe enough because they don't have the private keys and you can easily import it to multibit.
The best wallet is a cold storage.
Not really a wallet though, is it?
I guess that would depend on each individuals interpretation of the definition of the word wallet. IMO there isn't much difference but maybe if you speaking of a place to hold funds for a short term which I think you are.. Then there is a clear difference.
Indeed.
And we should ask what "best wallet" means.
Because for different purposes different wallets are going to be the best.
But anyway is great to know what you people think about "What is a best BTC wallet".
The best wallet is a cold storage.
Not really a wallet though, is it?
I guess that would depend on each individuals interpretation of the definition of the word wallet. IMO there isn't much difference but maybe if you speaking of a place to hold funds for a short term which I think you are.. Then there is a clear difference.
i also used one of the lite wallet once and i lost .5 btc off into outer space and it never showed up on blockchain or nothing. it was a disaster and a waste of 250$ at this point i guess. oh well live and learn. stick to the bitcoin qt or bitcoin core wallet now
Probably the desktop wallet - bitcoin qt imo.
Outside from paperwallets.
Outside from paperwallets.
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