Topic: Does a wallet have a limitation? (Read 265 times)
there is no limit to any wallet
As per as i know there is no limitation storing bitcoins on the wallet , as a safe measure as suggested above you can store it on different wallet with different quantity to save the bitcoins. only thing wallets as different transaction fees , you need to choose the best wallet in way of safety and also means of transaction fees which is affordable . you can do same by converting to alt coins also if required.
no brother there is no limit how much you want you an save bitcoin in your wallet.you can save your money in your wallet it is your personal bank in your pocket
Does our wallet have limitations?
By means of limitations I mean that how much token can a wallet holds? lets say for example BTC
In most there are no maximum values that your wallet can hold so without worries you can look forward in your project for future. By means of limitations I mean that how much token can a wallet holds? lets say for example BTC
there is nothing called "token" in bitcoin. there is also nothing called "bitcoin" or "coin" that you hold.
in your wallet you are just keeping "keys". the coins are the transaction outputs that exist on the blockchain and depending on the wallet type you use you may have the full blockchain or just the headers.
and there is virtually no limit to the number of keys you can keep. but practically when it grows to a very big number you may start experiencing slowness.
in your wallet you are just keeping "keys". the coins are the transaction outputs that exist on the blockchain and depending on the wallet type you use you may have the full blockchain or just the headers.
and there is virtually no limit to the number of keys you can keep. but practically when it grows to a very big number you may start experiencing slowness.
In connection, I recommend that you should divide your bitcoins and store it in a different wallet. Your bitcoins might be put at risk if you all your eggs in one basket. Let's say in this wallet you'll store 10 bitcoin then keep your keys and again you'll make another wallet for another storage of 10 bitcoin.
P.S. Nevermind the 10btc since its just my example. You decide as how much will you split or divide it.
there is nothing called "token" in bitcoin. there is also nothing called "bitcoin" or "coin" that you hold.
in your wallet you are just keeping "keys". the coins are the transaction outputs that exist on the blockchain and depending on the wallet type you use you may have the full blockchain or just the headers.
and there is virtually no limit to the number of keys you can keep. but practically when it grows to a very big number you may start experiencing slowness.
in your wallet you are just keeping "keys". the coins are the transaction outputs that exist on the blockchain and depending on the wallet type you use you may have the full blockchain or just the headers.
and there is virtually no limit to the number of keys you can keep. but practically when it grows to a very big number you may start experiencing slowness.
In most cases, there is no limit to how many bitcoins a wallet can hold.
Does our wallet have limitations?
By means of limitations I mean that how much token can a wallet holds? lets say for example BTC
By means of limitations I mean that how much token can a wallet holds? lets say for example BTC
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