Topic: Best bitcoin wallet? - page 32. (Read 47187 times)
I like coinbase because honestly they're running a promo " any new sign up that buys $100 in btc" = $75 commission to you. Just think 1 people and you're well over 1k . I really want to promo them hard because I already know a few people that $100 would be a breeze for them but they're still unsure of that "whole bitcoin thing".
Full blown bitcoin-core wallet is the way you'll wanna go if your planning long-term bitcoin involvement.
An SPV wallet of some sort (i.e. MyCelium) might be what your looking for if your more of a short term I need it now kinda fella.
An SPV wallet of some sort (i.e. MyCelium) might be what your looking for if your more of a short term I need it now kinda fella.
Coinbase, I like the exchange feature. I do run the core on my server.
i Recom electrum
reason:
- SPV client. do not need to download all blockchain database.
- Hierarchical Deterministic wallet. Always replace each received bitcoin address.
- Backup is easy. Use secret words that can be recorded on paper.
- Support Multisignature P2SH.
- Support Two Factor Authentication.
- Support Hardware wallet.
reason:
- SPV client. do not need to download all blockchain database.
- Hierarchical Deterministic wallet. Always replace each received bitcoin address.
- Backup is easy. Use secret words that can be recorded on paper.
- Support Multisignature P2SH.
- Support Two Factor Authentication.
- Support Hardware wallet.
I recommend you to use electrum,it is what I usually use
I think it is more best type of wallet not a single wallet. And that type is cold storage. It can be as simple as a paper wallet if done right. But again you have to do it right for it to be secure.
For those unsure of doing this I would recommend a good hardware wallet. That is my second best type (possibly first if price was not there).
For those unsure of doing this I would recommend a good hardware wallet. That is my second best type (possibly first if price was not there).
The answer depends on what you're planning to do with the wallet.
My personal favorites: Armory (desktop), Mycelium (mobile) and Trezor (hardware cold storage).
For a beginner and someone who doesn't have a bunch of disk space/bandwidth to spare, I suggest Electrum. I strongly advise to stay away from online wallets.
My personal favorites: Armory (desktop), Mycelium (mobile) and Trezor (hardware cold storage).
For a beginner and someone who doesn't have a bunch of disk space/bandwidth to spare, I suggest Electrum. I strongly advise to stay away from online wallets.
I use coinbase since more than two years. It is used by millions of people and one of the most (if not the most) usable web wallet. Have one specific that is offered only by this wallet. The fee that you must pay when send bitcoin from your wallet to another wallet are paid by coinbase if you are a coinbase user.
Coinbase pay the transaction fees for you? I didn't know that. That is great for newbies when they collect dust from faucets and giveaways. I might register for one, thanks.
Apart from the fees, I think light wallets like Electrum is a good start for newbies. No need to download the 40G blockchain and easy to restore.
I use Coinbase
It has a good foundation and backing so I see good in that.
Plus, they've been adding more and more features which I enjoy.
It has a good foundation and backing so I see good in that.
Plus, they've been adding more and more features which I enjoy.
I use the older MultiBit and unless you really need to do "big things" I don't advice you to get core client.
Yes, core client is the best, the safest, the first up-to-date and so on, but it makes you download and keep locally the blockchain.
And that's big. So for start I recommend any of the "light" clients you want. Wait for more input and pick one!
Yes, core client is the best, the safest, the first up-to-date and so on, but it makes you download and keep locally the blockchain.
And that's big. So for start I recommend any of the "light" clients you want. Wait for more input and pick one!
I use electrum and recommend newbies to use it. With electrum i don't have to download whole blockchain which is about 40gb in size.
I use blockchain from I'm start knewing bitcoin a year ago.
I'm still use it until now because it's interface is simple and all features are complete and easy to understand. But AFAIK online wallet like blockchain may have some problem in the future without being expected so I suggest to prepare yourself to download multibit and gain blockchain's private key to retrieve back your blockchain balance
I'm still use it until now because it's interface is simple and all features are complete and easy to understand. But AFAIK online wallet like blockchain may have some problem in the future without being expected so I suggest to prepare yourself to download multibit and gain blockchain's private key to retrieve back your blockchain balance
I use coinbase since more than two years. It is used by millions of people and one of the most (if not the most) usable web wallet. Have one specific that is offered only by this wallet. The fee that you must pay when send bitcoin from your wallet to another wallet are paid by coinbase if you are a coinbase user.
i use blockchain. info and is good! try it to get secure wallet
It depends for what you are using it and how many coins you will store. If you have considerable amount of money in BTC, consider Trezor or if you don't want to invest into a hardware wallet then use paper wallets.
Mycelium is a great, great wallet for Android. For your PC, I suggest Electrum or even Multibit if you don't want to run the core and download 40GB of the Blockchain.
I would stay away from the online wallets, with them you are not a solely owner of your private keys.
Good luck!
Mycelium is a great, great wallet for Android. For your PC, I suggest Electrum or even Multibit if you don't want to run the core and download 40GB of the Blockchain.
I would stay away from the online wallets, with them you are not a solely owner of your private keys.
Good luck!
Bitcoin Core of course.
We need more full nodes. Full nodes are dying.
If you want to use the best Wallet, then use Bitcoin Core. You'll have the best wallet and will additionally support bitcoin network.
But be sure to use a strong wallet passphrase! And of course a clean system!
For mobile wallet I can suggest bread wallet. It's quite simple and good.
We need more full nodes. Full nodes are dying.
If you want to use the best Wallet, then use Bitcoin Core. You'll have the best wallet and will additionally support bitcoin network.
But be sure to use a strong wallet passphrase! And of course a clean system!
For mobile wallet I can suggest bread wallet. It's quite simple and good.
I use online XAPO wallet for every day transactions. I find it quite good and also no fee on any transactions.
my best bitcoin wallet is bitcoin core but I'm using mycelium wallet so he is also good ....
i'm with the original core, if you talk about desktop, for mobile i like "bitcoin wallet" very akin to core, i don't like spv client, those light client
for web greenaddress and circle are good, or xapo
for web greenaddress and circle are good, or xapo
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