Topic: Bitcoin Wallet Poll (Read 2235 times)
Looks like Bitcoin-Qt/Bitcoind and Mywallet are the winners!
qt client, im not dealing with souch a high volume to be insanely guarding my money. 
cheers
cheers
I'm using MultiBit, but I would probably use Armory if it wasn't depending on the original client.
original client for me
I prefer to use command line bitcoind running in daemon mode (which isn't currently a choice, though obviously Bitcoin-Qt is closest to that), since for me it is much more conducive to executing batches of transactions generated as a script from another machine. Admittedly I have only briefly played with other clients.
For anything in the flesh that requires a GUI, and the client I recommend to most casual would-be users, is BlockChain.info. I recommend BlockChain.info only for initiating transactions and not as a long-term wallet, and I recommend self-printed paper wallets for Bitcoin storage (which means doing your transaction and then immediately taking back your change onto another paper wallet).
For anything in the flesh that requires a GUI, and the client I recommend to most casual would-be users, is BlockChain.info. I recommend BlockChain.info only for initiating transactions and not as a long-term wallet, and I recommend self-printed paper wallets for Bitcoin storage (which means doing your transaction and then immediately taking back your change onto another paper wallet).
Savings wallet: Electrum (I love this client!)
If servers were a little more stable and a little less buggy this would be a killer wallet. As it is it's a bit frustrating to use but still better than most. 
Please add paytunia (e-wallet for web , iOS and Android) : I would like to vote for it although the meaning of the poll is limited by not allowing multiple choices
Close enough, i only use bitcoind on a dedicated vm.
I use WalletBit
Satoshi client??
Bitcoin-Qt
Satoshi client??
Savings wallet: bitaddress.org
Spending wallet: blockchain.info
Spending wallet: blockchain.info
I'm moving to a system where I keep large amounts on offline wallets in a safe, medium amounts in bitcoin-qt for relatively easy access, and small amounts I don't care about in My Wallet @ blockchain.
I use My Wallet (Blockchain.info) to keep track of my brain wallet, but I don't store the keys there.
Right now, when I want to spend, I import the key, then delete it when I'm done. I need to find a way to spend that doesn't expose me to the possibility that the key will be stolen by someone hacking blockchain and poisoning the javascript.
Right now, when I want to spend, I import the key, then delete it when I'm done. I need to find a way to spend that doesn't expose me to the possibility that the key will be stolen by someone hacking blockchain and poisoning the javascript.
Remarkable that you didn't mention BitcoinSpinner, the winner in the Android category a few days ago: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1251635
Added.
Remarkable that you didn't mention BitcoinSpinner, the winner in the Android category a few days ago: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1251635
Savings wallet: Electrum (I love this client!)
Spending wallet: MyWallet blockchain.info
Spending wallet: MyWallet blockchain.info
I think a fair number of people may use more than one option.
Well, this will have to be a preference poll because I can't change it to multiple choice.
I think a fair number of people may use more than one option.
Place your vote. Let's see what wallets are most used.
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