Topic: Bitcoin wallets - page 2. (Read 2897 times)
for me blockchain.com is more trusted to any online wallet and many of us are using blockchain.com easy to use and can recover your bitcoin.
From all the wallet
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
Use desktop wallet for main choices, not online wallet. There are desktop wallets that easy understand for newbies, why not try one?
there is not anything wrong with online wallets even for newbies and online wallets are always easy and friendly then desktop wallets
i personaly use and trust blockchain.info remember i said blockchain.info not blockchain.com and somtime i do use coin base they are trusted aswell
I have one questions which is the best bitcoin wallet 
and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?
Thanks in advance
and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?Thanks in advance
For a Newbie who just started in BTC , you should take something simple like Multibit or even simplier like Electrum . and it's pretty secure you can recover your wallet easily a seed of some random words
& Im pretty sure they earn money from donations , there is a lot of supporters of BTC .
Yea but i still don't get how the Wallet Developers earn the money?
Now you're just trolling, aren't you?
Several people have pointed out that wallet developers rely on donations. Other than that, they don't charge the users for anything.
What's the deal? Are you looking to develop a wallet of your own and worried about how you would cover the expenses?
Armory has received a total of 331 btc as donation (https://blockchain.info/address/1ArmoryXcfq7TnCSuZa9fQjRYwJ4bkRKfv) while Multibit has received a total of 54 btc as donation (https://blockchain.info/address/1AhN6rPdrMuKBGFDKR1k9A8SCLYaNgXhty)
From all the wallet
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
Use desktop wallet for main choices, not online wallet. There are desktop wallets that easy understand for newbies, why not try one?
From all the wallet
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
blockchain.info is the best for me
a newbie friendly
i only use electrum
Me too. I had Core wallet and the whole block chain was on SSD. I don't know if it has something to do with how SSD manage their space but i had constantly rebuild index or re-download the whole thing.... With Electrum I have no such worries, tasks to do... I love it!
i only use electrum
I have one questions which is the best bitcoin wallet and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?
Thanks in advance
and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?Thanks in advance
I personally would recommend you to use Either Multibit or Electrum , specially Electrum , pretty safe and they give you a 12 word seed when you start setting it up , you should write those words down on a paper and safe them.
In case on a Computer failure you can recover your wallet anywhere & anytime with the seed , note that if you import new adresses and you import them ... those adresses won't get recovered from the seed since they are custom
Yes and there is also another use for Electrum. With that 12 word seed you can install the same wallet to other operating systems and use wallet simultaneously on all of them (Windows, Linux, Android...)
there is no "best wallet," otherwise everyone would be using that one wallet. each has their own features and downsides. you should review them and decide which wallet best fits your needs.
yeah u right.
everyone have they own opinion about the wallet itself.
there is no "best wallet," otherwise everyone would be using that one wallet. each has their own features and downsides. you should review them and decide which wallet best fits your needs.
I have one questions which is the best bitcoin wallet and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?
Thanks in advance
and how do they earn the money since usually they are free?Thanks in advance
Well it is based on your preferences and needs. If you want to feel secured, use wallets that are heavily encrypted or just use offline wallets, take a paper wallet for example. But if you are the spending type and always wants to get his coins moving, using a wallet that is always connected to the internet (like an Android wallet or the blockchain.info wallet) might be of a great help. And regarding the last question, devs don't earn money from that. They usually get something through donations from users.
Yea but i still don't get how the Wallet Developers earn the money?
Regarding wallets, Electrum, Multibit and blockchain.info are the easiest to use for newbies, while Bitcoin core and Armory give you more advanced features. If you want the highest level of security, you can use paper wallet, offline wallet and hardware wallet.
yea i meant how do Wallet Developers earn money
as far as i know they just get donations.take Electrum for example, there are lots of servers that you can connect to and they just accept donations and the service is completely free
I don't find any donation address for electrum on their site.
On the other hand, Armory has received a total of 331 btc as donation (https://blockchain.info/address/1ArmoryXcfq7TnCSuZa9fQjRYwJ4bkRKfv) while Multibit has received a total of 54 btc as donation (https://blockchain.info/address/1AhN6rPdrMuKBGFDKR1k9A8SCLYaNgXhty)
Maybe you interested in plastic physical wallet?
look here = > https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-bitcoin-personal-wallet-919245
look here = > https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-bitcoin-personal-wallet-919245
Here is another plastic card, it's swiss and it comes with a simple smartphone app:
https://versocards.com
yea i meant how do Wallet Developers earn money
as far as i know they just get donations.take Electrum for example, there are lots of servers that you can connect to and they just accept donations and the service is completely free
yea i meant how do Wallet Developers earn money
Does anyone know how wallets are living themself? I mean how do they earn money?
you mean pos coin?
those are coin that use pos(proof of stake), to earn with wallet, if you leave it open
No, I think he just means how the Wallet Developers earn money (see OP).
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