I use coinbase for small amounts because it saves you the transaction fee. Just beware if you are a gambler/druggie as they are known to ban accounts that deal in both fields.
Hope this helps
Topic: Bitcoin wallet? (Read 2046 times)
I currently use Coinbase and in my opinion, it is probably the best BTC wallet out there. There are no transaction fees, very secure and is official looking. Blockchain has a standard 10,000 satoshi fee for every transaction made. However, you can reduce the fee, but that will also impact the conformation time and also the transaction time of your desired BTC transaction.
Core(QT)
bitaddress.org
android wallet.
bitaddress.org
android wallet.
I prefer light wallets and I do not use bitcoin on my mobile phone as I feel less secured.
My favorite wallets are Electrom and Multibit. With Electrum you can set your sending fees. Multibit was my convenient as it can have many wallets at once.
My favorite wallets are Electrom and Multibit. With Electrum you can set your sending fees. Multibit was my convenient as it can have many wallets at once.
This is repeating over and over, but may be it helps others to choose good wallet now.
Multibit HD
Mycelium for mobile
I have some Paper Wallets too.
Multibit HD
Mycelium for mobile
I have some Paper Wallets too.
Electrum for me. It is easy to set up and use, safe for the technologically less gifted.
Also, even though the bitcoin network needs the nodes, I like the fact that it is a light wallet as it takes just too much bandwidth to run a full node at the moment.
Also, even though the bitcoin network needs the nodes, I like the fact that it is a light wallet as it takes just too much bandwidth to run a full node at the moment.
Blockchain, Multibit and MyCelium (for web, desktop and mobile usage)
Im using blockchain.info with a small amount of satoshis to make quick transactions. The rest are in cold storage.
Well im currently testing electrum for desktop wallet and mycelium on android.
These seems really nice from what ive experience until now!
Thanks guys!
These seems really nice from what ive experience until now!
Thanks guys!
what about the coinbase wallet?
i used to use the coinbase wallet, although i never had any trouble with it people always seemed to look down upon coinbase so i stopped using it
what about the coinbase wallet?
i used to use the coinbase wallet, although i never had any trouble with it people always seemed to look down upon coinbase so i stopped using it
I use electrum because it is easy to use, light weight, and saves so much disc space as compared to the bitcoin-qt wallet.
since first time i know about bitcoin and how to earn it i'm only use blockchain.info for storing my bitcoin
even though many people said this is not the best bitcoin wallet but i do believe this the best
even though many people said this is not the best bitcoin wallet but i do believe this the best
i use paper wallet even though i dont have a lot of bitcoins
Blockchain.info
Never had a single problem in over 3 years and not planing to change it despite all the rumours going around here..
Never had a single problem in over 3 years and not planing to change it despite all the rumours going around here..
well i use the one that does not require any knowledge its blockchain.info
I only use blockchain and I think to use the hardware wallet but it is possible for the future.
for it is now possible online wallet is enough for me.
for it is now possible online wallet is enough for me.
For me is coinbase maybe some it not accessable but for me I use it with the vault because i can control my withdraw process of the vault and it has 2 factory authentic sms authentic 2 email authentic and google authentic.... it has good restriction....
Read more about HD wallets here : https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Deterministic_wallet
Electrum have pretty good features like supporting hardware wallets (Trezor for example) , Two factor Authentication , also sending to multiple persons and the one that I really like and they was probably the first who implanted this and it's the "seed" , it's a random 13 words that you get them while setting the wallet , you write them on a piece of paper or somewhere safe and in case of a computer failure or something , you can get your wallet back with them .
Electrum have pretty good features like supporting hardware wallets (Trezor for example) , Two factor Authentication , also sending to multiple persons and the one that I really like and they was probably the first who implanted this and it's the "seed" , it's a random 13 words that you get them while setting the wallet , you write them on a piece of paper or somewhere safe and in case of a computer failure or something , you can get your wallet back with them .
You summed it up pretty nicely. Electrum is by far the best HD wallet there is (at least for me). What I like the most in Electrum is its send to many feature just like you have just stated. Lastly, an easy backup feature is the mnemonic in which you can enter into a new device to load all your addresses into a new Electrum wallet.
Electrum for me. It's a HD wallet and does offer the features that daily users need.
features like what ..i had never used an HD wallet...how is it different from normal wallet??
Read more about HD wallets here : https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Deterministic_wallet
Electrum have pretty good features like supporting hardware wallets (Trezor for example) , Two factor Authentication , also sending to multiple persons and the one that I really like and they was probably the first who implanted this and it's the "seed" , it's a random 13 words that you get them while setting the wallet , you write them on a piece of paper or somewhere safe and in case of a computer failure or something , you can get your wallet back with them .
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