Just remember when you keep your BTC on a paper wallet you're trusting the website you used.
Are there more secure ways of making your own address so that nobody could ever have known the private key? 
Topic: Bitcoins on paper?? (Read 474 times)
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Just remember when you keep your BTC on a paper wallet you're trusting the website you used.
Thanks guys!!
+1 for the video
This video tutorial explains the basics of paper wallet creation pretty well:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfMHsLXx_qM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfMHsLXx_qM
I made my own custom paper wallet but that might be too difficult for some.
Blockchain has the following function:
Goto-->MyWallet-->Import/Export-->Papper Wallet
BOOM! A printable QR code is made which contains your account number and total account currency.
I have no idea how this can be used or if it's even the same with what you mean but it's my 0.000004325 bit coins on the subject.
Goto-->MyWallet-->Import/Export-->Papper Wallet
BOOM! A printable QR code is made which contains your account number and total account currency.
I have no idea how this can be used or if it's even the same with what you mean but it's my 0.000004325 bit coins on the subject.
Hi,
I read somewhere that you can write down your "bitcoin private key" and have all your bitcoins for example in a book.
Does anybody have a nice and easy guide for a noob like me that I can use to keep my 1.9 bitcoins safe? (Hopefully each coin will be worth $10000 in future which gives me $19000 MUHAHAHAHAHA!
)
Cheers!
I read somewhere that you can write down your "bitcoin private key" and have all your bitcoins for example in a book.
Does anybody have a nice and easy guide for a noob like me that I can use to keep my 1.9 bitcoins safe? (Hopefully each coin will be worth $10000 in future which gives me $19000 MUHAHAHAHAHA!
)Cheers!
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