Topic: Bitcoin Storage [The Question Asked 1000 TImes] (Read 772 times)
I tried paper wallets but just didn't get confident. I'm moving to offline armory.
I could be biased, but I believe in my product... I'd say the Bitcoin Firesafe is the most secure offline storage method available.
Don't do digital backups. It is hard to verify they are still good. Consider wirting/printing the relevant data.
Don't keep too much on a machine that is regularly connected to the internet.
Don't make the restore process too complicated. It is more likely that you forget how to restore a backup than it is for your coins to be stolen.
Don't keep too much on a machine that is regularly connected to the internet.
Don't make the restore process too complicated. It is more likely that you forget how to restore a backup than it is for your coins to be stolen.
I know this question has been asked 1000 times but I never seem to see an option suitable for me...
A good start would be to explain why all the options you have read about are not suitable?
Hi guisez
I know this question has been asked 1000 times but I never seem to see an option suitable for me...
I have 1 laptop and want to store a good amount of Bitcoin, how can I do this safely without worrying about then getting stolen / lost.
I have 2 brand new USB drives to store back ups of anything needed
So wizards, enlighten me?
I know this question has been asked 1000 times but I never seem to see an option suitable for me...
I have 1 laptop and want to store a good amount of Bitcoin, how can I do this safely without worrying about then getting stolen / lost.
I have 2 brand new USB drives to store back ups of anything needed
So wizards, enlighten me?
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