They can, but i don't expect them to do that.
But, never keep too many coins with a third party. Bitcoin is made to be safe with your OWN local wallet. There is no need to only use third parties. In fact it is even dangerous.
Topic: Can blockchain steal our bitcoins? - page 2. (Read 1466 times)
Your question is not clear .
The actual Blockchain has all bitcoin transactions that happened and will happen. Every one uses bitcoin core wallet has that blockchain on his computer. So block chain technology is very safe.
If you mean blockchain .info wallet , I'm using it without any problem. It is well known company and has a great reputation
The actual Blockchain has all bitcoin transactions that happened and will happen. Every one uses bitcoin core wallet has that blockchain on his computer. So block chain technology is very safe.
If you mean blockchain .info wallet , I'm using it without any problem. It is well known company and has a great reputation
They can take your bitcoin since they own the private keys like you.
It is not likely to happen since they have become a respectable company these days.
Not some anonymous person from the east of europe for example.
It is not likely to happen since they have become a respectable company these days.
Not some anonymous person from the east of europe for example.
Bear in mind that it is pretty easy to make what appears to be an online wallet service. When the site generates the receiving addresses it can maintain control over them and simply transfer the whole lot to themselves when the time is right. Stick with the ones that are well known.
Are you referring to blockchain.info?
If so, no, they can't.
If so, no, they can't.
If you use them for their wallet service they can and they don't need a reason.
If OP is talking about the actual blockchain:
Bitcoin is decentralized and if you're doing things correctly, only you can control your funds.
How can they scam the users when we own the private keys of our wallet? There are thousands of users who use their online wallet and I've not seen users complaining about their wallets getting froze. Many have reported that they have lost access to their accounts due to loss of private keys.
If your running a bitcoin casino, the best way to keep funds safe is to use cold storage wallets that are generated on a computer that is never connected to the internet. If you google search, "Cold Storage" there will be many sites detailing how to make one.
Are you referring to blockchain.info?
If so, no, they can't.
They can easily feed you malicious javascript when you are logging in so your password goes to them instead of decrypting it in your browser.If so, no, they can't.
So, yes, they could.
Are you referring to blockchain.info?
If so, no, they can't.
If so, no, they can't.
If you use them for their wallet service they can and they don't need a reason.
If OP is talking about the actual blockchain:
Bitcoin is decentralized and if you're doing things correctly, only you can control your funds.
If your bitcoins are in your own wallet then they cant be stolen unless someone has your details/hacked your account. you should be fine.
Are you referring to blockchain.info?
If so, no, they can't.
If so, no, they can't.
Is Blockchain.info safe ? for 15 BTC + ?
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