I use wallet blockchain.info, I don't have reason to use trezor.
xapo - is not anonymous!
xapo - is not anonymous!
what do you mean not anonymous?you should put your real info there?
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what do you mean not anonymous?you should put your real info there?
Amph, thanks.
Hi guys, I am Newbie, I need bitcoin wallet could you recommend me best bitcoin wallet?
I use android smartphone and laptop(windows7)
I think blockchain.info but I've not decided yet.
I use android smartphone and laptop(windows7)
I think blockchain.info but I've not decided yet.
for androind it is called just bitcoin, it was in the top5 best wallet, and it was classified as the best wallet among those 5
for your laptop multibit is quite easy to setup, but i prefer core to be honest, blockchain online wallet is good enough if you can handle the security aspect
Hi guys, I am Newbie, I need bitcoin wallet could you recommend me best bitcoin wallet?
I use android smartphone and laptop(windows7)
I think blockchain.info but I've not decided yet.
I use android smartphone and laptop(windows7)
I think blockchain.info but I've not decided yet.
What butcoin wallet do you use? I mean blockchain, xapo or whatever. Why? Which one is the best?
Use bitcoin core. Remember to open the correct ports to help contribute to the network by relaying transactions. Also, make sure to encrypt your wallet.
Definitely make sure to encrypt. Not all cases is core best. Some might look into lightweight clients or other options.
Sure having nodes does help bitcoin, and is a good idea. But if you have limited internet amount, or some other limitations a lightweight might be better option.
What butcoin wallet do you use? I mean blockchain, xapo or whatever. Why? Which one is the best?
Use bitcoin core. Remember to open the correct ports to help contribute to the network by relaying transactions. Also, make sure to encrypt your wallet.
Blockchain. No fees and it's trusted by many people.
I use wallet blockchain.info, I don't have reason to use trezor.
xapo - is not anonymous!
xapo - is not anonymous!
What's the best wallet you can recommend?I'm totally new here.
That depends on what you need the most.
Ease of use: Electrum
Support the bitcoin network: Bitcoin Core
Safe storage for a long period of time: Paper wallet, hardware wallet, offline wallet
Oh,thanx!I think I need to try the easiest one at the beginning.I can use it not only for bitcoins?
What's the best wallet you can recommend?I'm totally new here.
That depends on what you need the most.
Ease of use: Electrum
Support the bitcoin network: Bitcoin Core
Safe storage for a long period of time: Paper wallet, hardware wallet, offline wallet
What's the best wallet you can recommend?I'm totally new here.
I use blockchain.info wallet as my hot wallet and Trezor as the cold wallet.
Diversify your portfolio of bitcoin storage options. I'd keep some in an online account like coinbase. For some others I'd use some wallets. The classic qt wallet is good. You can also use electrum wallet and be sure to do 2FA. Cold storage is good too just remember it's not terribly convenient when you want to exchange for goods/services immediately.
Just be practical about it. Consider what you plan to do with the bitcoin and allocate funds that makes the most liquid sense.
Just be practical about it. Consider what you plan to do with the bitcoin and allocate funds that makes the most liquid sense.
I have realized that if I use to many wallets, I tend to lose track and also its a pain to keep a high level of security / backup for all the wallets.
I suggest a 2 pronged strategy especially for beginners.
1) Keep majority of your bitcoins in a cold wallet. There are lots of options out there and lot of posts in this thread re. this.
2) Keep a few which you'd want to spend easily in a hot wallet. Again for this, you can use CoinBase, Blockchain.info, BitX or Zebpay (Disclaimer: I am co-founder of Zebpay). We believe that Zebpay is the easiest to use as it is a hosted wallet and works like Whatsapp and you don't have to worry about wallet backups. It allows both on blockchain and off blockchain transactions.
Diversify your portfolio of bitcoin storage options. I'd keep some in an online account like coinbase. For some others I'd use some wallets. The classic qt wallet is good. You can also use electrum wallet and be sure to do 2FA. Cold storage is good too just remember it's not terribly convenient when you want to exchange for goods/services immediately.
Just be practical about it. Consider what you plan to do with the bitcoin and allocate funds that makes the most liquid sense.
Just be practical about it. Consider what you plan to do with the bitcoin and allocate funds that makes the most liquid sense.
a bitcoin wallet has become a must for me. not only me, but i has become a must for everybody who use bitcoins.
personally i use bit-x bitcoin wallet which serves the best to me.
i recommend users to use mycelium or blockchain wallet since they give a simpler platform to use which turns out to be more comfortable.
personally i use bit-x bitcoin wallet which serves the best to me.
i recommend users to use mycelium or blockchain wallet since they give a simpler platform to use which turns out to be more comfortable.
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Re earlier blockchain.info wallets comments from notlist3d, activebiz and Muhammed Zakir and people interested in blockchain.info wallets
Yes, I had a problem with a blockchain.info wallet "somehow" taking all my BTC, perhaps a year ago. I got it back after emailing them and following their instructions. I do not recall the nature of the problem, it might have been a programming error on their part, but I did get my BTC back.
So, I keep a small amount at blockchain.info, but the bulk of my BTC I keep in my Ledger Nano and Trezor devices.
Re earlier blockchain.info wallets comments from notlist3d, activebiz and Muhammed Zakir and people interested in blockchain.info wallets
Yes, I had a problem with a blockchain.info wallet "somehow" taking all my BTC, perhaps a year ago. I got it back after emailing them and following their instructions. I do not recall the nature of the problem, it might have been a programming error on their part, but I did get my BTC back.
So, I keep a small amount at blockchain.info, but the bulk of my BTC I keep in my Ledger Nano and Trezor devices.
If you don't mind using mobile wallet then check Mycelium. It's very well made and secure as long as you make backup.
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I use coinbase. This is more secure, online access from everywhere and accepted by almost all marketplace.
Who said to you that a Bitcoin wallet *with* many restrictions and which prevent us to access private keys is *more* secure than other wallets?
I use coinbase. This is more secure, online access from everywhere and accepted by almost all marketplace.
Well since it is a bitcoin wallet it is accepted anywhere bitcoin is
I use coinbase. This is more secure, online access from everywhere and accepted by almost all marketplace.
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