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Quote from: JumperX on December 08, 2015, 08:54:32 PM

Quote from: jackson1442 on December 08, 2015, 06:45:08 PM

I like the Coinbase wallet, but I use it mostly because I don't have a computer that would be good for running a full node.
It would be *great* if you could run the Bitcoin full node because Bitcoin really needs more of them.

if you are using coinbase just because you dont own a computer, i think it is better to use paper wallet or blockchain.info wallet for you to have full control over your private keys and coins and your money will be much safer than trusting a 3rd party site coz they can be shutdown in rare cases

Coinbase has to do that though. Read through their insurance they have for overall if they gave private key's it would be easier to possibly lose coins. It's meant to be new person friendly.

And if website has a hack, not one user getting hacked but truly the website/company caused it then it should be insured. It's never been tested so you never know but they hold a insurance most dont.

Yes having private key is great, but make sure cold storage if counting on this. Getting paper wallet off blockchain.info is not really a cold wallet as it's also online.

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Quote from: jackson1442 on December 08, 2015, 06:45:08 PM

I like the Coinbase wallet, but I use it mostly because I don't have a computer that would be good for running a full node.
It would be *great* if you could run the Bitcoin full node because Bitcoin really needs more of them.

if you are using coinbase just because you dont own a computer, i think it is better to use paper wallet or blockchain.info wallet for you to have full control over your private keys and coins and your money will be much safer than trusting a 3rd party site coz they can be shutdown in rare cases

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I like the Coinbase wallet, but I use it mostly because I don't have a computer that would be good for running a full node.
It would be *great* if you could run the Bitcoin full node because Bitcoin really needs more of them.

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Quote from: MasoVa on December 04, 2015, 02:43:35 PM

i use circle wallet everyday its safe
also have good feature there

Did they insure your coins? What if somebody hack them? If you don't have insurance all your coins might go away.
You need to protect your coins yourself. Don't trust online services.

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Ledger or trezor. Great,or has the screen but ledger is just more so.plr and effective!

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I use mycelium on my phone as i travel a lot and seems very portable and i feel comfortable sending and receiving bitcoins through this wallet.

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What do you like to use for mobile wallet guys
Now i use mycelium mobile wallet. I dont know is very good or not.
You Have recommeded the best mobile wallet???

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Quote from: WhoCaresCoins on December 04, 2015, 11:45:33 AM

You can try OKLINK. I think it better when Blockchain.io down.

if you scared if blockhain.info down, you can use my method

create new blockchain address then import your private key to mycellium wallet (android wallet)
then you can acces your blockchain address although blockchain.info down Wink

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right now i am using a paper wallet, a bither wallet and a coinbase wallet. i like to keep my coins spread on different wallets.

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Quote from: traderbit on December 04, 2015, 02:51:32 PM

Quote from: kheein on December 03, 2015, 12:02:50 PM

I used blockchain for saving my bitcoin from faucet, and for transaction to other's i use xape. i really love both of them.

Well i consider blockchain safer than xapo (if you meant that).
Both of them are web/online wallets and xapo as far as i know use multi signature.
But one thing with xapo that i don't like is that they do not provide the private key.

I would consider doing it the other way round. There are a lot of dust transaction accumulated from faucet. Xapo does pay the transaction fees for it's users which would help the users by cutting the huge amount of transaction fee they have to pay due to the size. Multisignature isn't always secure. It is always thought to be more secure but in reality, it is the same if it's done incorrectly. Xapo does not allow signed message either, I would prefer coinbase instead.

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until now i only use blockchain wallet
next time i will try to use offline wallet

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Quote from: kheein on December 03, 2015, 12:02:50 PM

I used blockchain for saving my bitcoin from faucet, and for transaction to other's i use xape. i really love both of them.

Well i consider blockchain safer than xapo (if you meant that).
Both of them are web/online wallets and xapo as far as i know use multi signature.
But one thing with xapo that i don't like is that they do not provide the private key.

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i use circle wallet everyday its safe
also have good feature there

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Quote from: WhoCaresCoins on December 04, 2015, 11:45:33 AM

You can try OKLINK. I think it better when Blockchain.io down.

Nope that is best than other wallet. Other wallet companys are trying make out with their feature and they are adding some other feature with that. this is a case actually. Now blockchain.info is in-progress for making some advance feature more than two factor authentication and trying for more transparency.

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F*CK WHALES!

You can try OKLINK. I think it better when Blockchain.io down.

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I used around 5-6 wallets including both online and in-computer programs wallets and IMO blockchain is very good but has the issue of being offline sometimes and has all the disadvantages of using a site rather than a system (which takes allot of BTC advantages), Multibit is fast,easy to use and a computer wallet and IMO it was the most comfortable to use than armory and the default bitcoin client.

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Quote from: notaek on December 03, 2015, 07:13:11 PM

Best Bitcoin wallets according to me...

Bitcoin Core: Preliminary and basic wallet but you need to download the full 40GB or more node before using it for transactions.

Online wallet: Coinbase Vault (not the primary wallet), but you'll have to wait 48 hours before transferring the funds into the primary wallet and then using it for transactions. Pretty hectic right?

Offline wallet/Cold Wallet: Physical crypto-coins or Paper wallets generated from a virus-free and offline computer.

Hardware wallet: Ledger Wallet HW.1

The wallet I use for daily transactions: Ledger Wallet HW.1

I think paper wallet and hardware are two I would suggest using most. For long term storage they really are good ideas. Both you are the owner of the private key... so you own it. It makes me feel much more safe and sleep better at night.

I hate hearing when someone say's they have a lot in online wallet. Worst is the ones they have no access to private key on online hot wallets. Coinbase with insurance is a little different I would agree.

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I use Coinbase wallet and Xapo, i know it's exchange services so not really safe but till now it's not bad for me

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I think that blockchain and electrum wallets aren't bad for everyone, and i personally used them sometimes (because i have more than wallet already). Indeed having more than wallet allow you to see the difference between this services easily

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Best Bitcoin wallets according to me...

Bitcoin Core: Preliminary and basic wallet but you need to download the full 40GB or more node before using it for transactions.

Online wallet: Coinbase Vault (not the primary wallet), but you'll have to wait 48 hours before transferring the funds into the primary wallet and then using it for transactions. Pretty hectic right?

Offline wallet/Cold Wallet: Physical crypto-coins or Paper wallets generated from a virus-free and offline computer.

Hardware wallet: Ledger Wallet HW.1

The wallet I use for daily transactions: Ledger Wallet HW.1

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