Topic: Best Online Wallet (IYO) (Read 1537 times)
I take back what I said. blockchain.info works occasionally
coinbase.com
Coinbase is probably the easiest one to use, but inputs.io is really good for security. I've never seen a website with more security than theirs. I only heard about Bitcoins recently so I don't have much to tell about past experiences, but making sure your wallet is secure is probably the biggest priority. Other people are saying blockchain.info is better for security than inputs.io, so I'd check them out, but to have more security than that is ridiculous. 
You don't even need an USB wallet.
You can create a paper wallet: https://www.bitaddress.org/ and send your fund there, by keeping the private key secrete...
You can create a paper wallet: https://www.bitaddress.org/ and send your fund there, by keeping the private key secrete...
I personally use blockchain, but I don't keep many bitcoins in it (under .1 BTC) I would recommend the flash drive idea for keeping your wallet secure. Use truecrypt on the flash drive to keep it extra secure.
inputs.io and blockchain.info is pretty good
Online and desktop wallets are okay for small amounts of BTC, but you want to keep the majority of your BTC on removable storage ie a usb thumb drive. Something that is not vulnerable to a third party, or malware stealing wallet files.
blockchain.info seems to be okay, but it's best to stay as much 'offline' as possible.
blockchain.info has also lower fees than inputs.io I think.
But people would recommend you to use the client.
But people would recommend you to use the client.
Blockchain.info for most security and least uptime :-)
Blcokchain, and inputs is pretty good, it's the one I'm currently using 
@Nigeria Prince
The sites look good... When will I get my $1.000.000 I won in the lottery
The sites look good... When will I get my $1.000.000 I won in the lottery
lol 
Maybe you can explain a little bit more? Stupid troll.
I can't believe anyone uses blockchain.info after their RNG scandal. Without someone researching and notifying him the damage would be 10,000s of Bitcoins lost, not 100.
blockchain.info is the oldest and safest online wallet. But of course, nothing can be 100 % safe
I can't believe anyone uses blockchain.info after their RNG scandal. Without someone researching and notifying him the damage would be 10,000s of Bitcoins lost, not 100.
blockchain.info is the oldest and safest online wallet. But of course, nothing can be 100 % safe
I can't believe anyone uses blockchain.info after their RNG scandal. Without someone researching and notifying him the damage would be 10,000s of Bitcoins lost, not 100.
blockchain.info (better) or inputs.io
I would recommend you using a offline computer for keeping your coins safe. There's a few tutorials scattered around.
Blockchain.info, 2FA, secure password + paper wallet.
Done
And then lose your bitcoins when sending due to poor RNG entropy. Sounds like a good plan! Done
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