Topic: Best Bitcoin Client for Mac User? (Read 568 times)
Armory and bitcoin-qt
I second bitcoin-qt... works well for me. Now if only someone would compile the btbcoin-qt, mncoin-qt, chncoin-qt, and ppcoin-qt clients for Mac, we'd be in business! ;-)
I'm planning on download a Bitcoin client, and was just wondering what everyone's suggestion would be for a client for a Macbook Pro. Thanks for the help.
protip: ALWAYS use OFFICIAL clients...
or blockchain.info's wallet...
i would never trust any other clients/wallets in all honesty... especially if you decide to go for a mobile wallet... for some reason EVERY ltc/btc wallet for android seems so sketch... not sure why I feel that way... so i just use official clients on all desktops/laptops, and import privkey to blockchain
I'm not aware of any "official" clients. Is there a bitcoin corporation that is in charge of bitcoin and releases a list of which clients are "official"? I thought this was an open-source decentralized project?
That being said, I'd suggest that you look at the following wallets. Which would be best for you really depends on your personal needs:
Armory
Bitcoin-Qt
Electrum
MultiBit
https://blockchain.info/wallet
I'm planning on download a Bitcoin client, and was just wondering what everyone's suggestion would be for a client for a Macbook Pro. Thanks for the help.
protip: ALWAYS use OFFICIAL clients...
or blockchain.info's wallet...
i would never trust any other clients/wallets in all honesty... especially if you decide to go for a mobile wallet... for some reason EVERY ltc/btc wallet for android seems so sketch... not sure why I feel that way... so i just use official clients on all desktops/laptops, and import privkey to blockchain
Personally I just use Bitcoin QT which has a mac download available. I also use blockchain.info wallet as well.
I'm planning on download a Bitcoin client, and was just wondering what everyone's suggestion would be for a client for a Macbook Pro. Thanks for the help.
Jump to: