Is a counterwallet-qt (even if it's limited to just send/receive XCP's and not the full blown counterparty platform system) wallet gonna be available in the future?
Yes.
Very good news.
Just a follow-up. I'm using
bitcoin-qt (addresses) to store XCP assets (and a little bit of
BTC on each address). I'm also using
counterwallet.io watch-addresses to verify the Counterparty assets inside these bitcoin-qt addresses.
Before I did this; I tested the concept.- 1. Fired up bitcoin-qt with a brand new wallet.dat
- 2 Encrypted the wallet with a random 50+ character password and tested
- 3. Made copies of wallet.dat and compared md5 hash on each copy and stored in secure locations
- 4. Created some receiving addresses and sent XCP's (and .01 BTC) to a couple of the addresses
- 5. Using bitcoin-qt console; walletpassphrase, dumpprivkey for each of the addresses containing XCP's
- 6. Import Funds at counterwallet.io, and voila, everything there
- 7. Transferred most of my XCP's from counterwallet.io to bitcoin-qt addresses (and a little bit of BTC on each) and track with counterwallet.io watch-addresses
It's easy enough to get the XCP's to the Counterparty platform if I need to do anything. The difference is I sleep well at night now
I used to wake up in the middle of the night so I can check my counterwallet.io account.
I'm new here and I haven't read all of the pages since OP, so I don't know how everyone deals with their Counterparty assets. The 12-word password is very secure, but I guess I'm paranoid that someone will somehow get a hold of my password and wipe me out while I sleep (or anytime). In some ways; I think the quick-url is safer for daily use.
Even now I still have XCP's in a counterwallet.io account and after I copy and paste the 12-word password to login, I quickly copy a random word to replace the paste buffer and I have a Mousepad (Linux notepad) for test-pasting. These few seconds in between are stressful for me, what if I get interrupted at work and forget to replace the buffer, what if I accidentally paste it in an irc chatroom (most of the channels I'm in are crypto-related, lol), what if I accidentally paste it in a google search or google chrome address bar (and now part of the google index search term that people can pickup maybe).
Having local access and control means someone 15K miles away shouldn't be able to wipe me out of my Counterparty assets