I was talking about the strips around the paper wallets
where you can see BTC1000
where you can see BTC1000
Going by the responses, everyone misunderstood your question then.
-B-
Topic: Bitcoin paper wallet strips (Read 1105 times)
Going by the responses, everyone misunderstood your question then.
-B-
I was talking about the strips around the paper wallets
where you can see BTC1000
where you can see BTC1000
Yes - they are from bitaddress.org
Move your mouse
Click "Paper Wallet" in the green area at the top.
I would suggest checking Bip38 checkbox and defining a passphrase (you must never forget it however).
Then you will get blue versions of these wallets.
Put photo paper in your printer, and print 3 per page. As many as you like.
This is in fact one of the most secure ways to store your bitcoins offline.
The Bip 38 option means people can't just scan the QR code on the paper and steal your coins.
They can do this with the non Bip38 versions (the gold colored ones pictured). Nobody can lay eyes on those.
If you want extra security, download the website directly from their GitHub Repository: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org
(there is also a link to it at the bottom of the bitaddress.org website if you prefer).
Save the files to an offline computer, follow the same steps above, and print from an offline printer.
Then send all your coins to them, and store them in a safety deposit box, with copies at a couple other locations.
-B-
Move your mouse
Click "Paper Wallet" in the green area at the top.
I would suggest checking Bip38 checkbox and defining a passphrase (you must never forget it however).
Then you will get blue versions of these wallets.
Put photo paper in your printer, and print 3 per page. As many as you like.
This is in fact one of the most secure ways to store your bitcoins offline.
The Bip 38 option means people can't just scan the QR code on the paper and steal your coins.
They can do this with the non Bip38 versions (the gold colored ones pictured). Nobody can lay eyes on those.
If you want extra security, download the website directly from their GitHub Repository: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org
(there is also a link to it at the bottom of the bitaddress.org website if you prefer).
Save the files to an offline computer, follow the same steps above, and print from an offline printer.
Then send all your coins to them, and store them in a safety deposit box, with copies at a couple other locations.
-B-
mm nice
Execuse if this is a dumb question but when I'am moving the mouse , I got my bitcoin adress created , now what ? how you can access that wallet exactly from there 
Scan the QR code on the top one and see what is there.
Go to https://www.bitaddress.org/ and click on "Paper Wallet". You can make your own.
I just did a google search for "small bitcoin paper wallet" and they are a real thing. Never seen that before.
Do a little research and i'm sure you can find out who makes them. Really cool!
EDIT: Here is a link! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BitcoinPaperWallet
Do a little research and i'm sure you can find out who makes them. Really cool!
EDIT: Here is a link! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BitcoinPaperWallet
Never seen them before either , looks nice & cool
and by looking to the screenshots , I guess its made by china
I just did a google search for "small bitcoin paper wallet" and they are a real thing. Never seen that before.
Do a little research and i'm sure you can find out who makes them. Really cool!
EDIT: Here is a link! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BitcoinPaperWallet
Do a little research and i'm sure you can find out who makes them. Really cool!
EDIT: Here is a link! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BitcoinPaperWallet
They look like they are printed on normal paper and cutout with scissors. But it makes a cool looking picture.
The use of stacked paper wallets is beyond me. Too easy to lose. Cold storage should not be for transmitting, it defies the point of the blockchain.
The use of stacked paper wallets is beyond me. Too easy to lose. Cold storage should not be for transmitting, it defies the point of the blockchain.
What the ...? What are those lol ? are they even real ? like real money ? 
I have seen this image and I am curious about the paper wallet strips
does it really exist?
They look cool to have many paper wallets of small amounts all together and separated by amounts
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