Topic: [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why? - page 3. (Read 139186 times)
Thanks for the info! Will take note!
I can tell someone who's the safest wallet for more coins. thank you for your help 
These are some very helpful information. I use Electrum but I would like to know more about Bitcoin Core since it runs the full node. Can anyone help please?
Blockchain.info is no more available now. It's Blockchain.com now.
Blockchain.info is no more available now. It's Blockchain.com now.
Wow, thanks for sharing such useful links!
i need best bitcoin wallet for offline or how to safe bitcoin as paper money and store where possible to recover my bitcoin
this might come in handy: a simple collection of paper wallet generators for major cryptos:
https://printedcrypto.com
it also explains stuff about paper wallets in a short way.
https://printedcrypto.com
it also explains stuff about paper wallets in a short way.
Many thanks for the sharing of bitcoin wallets.
I am wondering whether these bitcoin wallets are going to support multiple coins trade since there are more and more new coins in the market?
I am wondering whether these bitcoin wallets are going to support multiple coins trade since there are more and more new coins in the market?
You want to accept crypto-currency for your business, non-profit, or service... but you just aren't sure where to store it safely.
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Thank you very much for sharing. I recently have my own BTC wallet. I am currently using Electrotumum and Blockchain.info
This article is very useful for beginners.
This article is very useful for beginners.
Recommend FuzeW Cold wallet.
It generates and stores private key offline & isolated with an EAL5+ certified SEIC.
(the highest rating of financial application security standards)
It can be connected with mobile via Bluetooth so you can manage your investments
anywhere conveniently.
It generates and stores private key offline & isolated with an EAL5+ certified SEIC.
(the highest rating of financial application security standards)
It can be connected with mobile via Bluetooth so you can manage your investments
anywhere conveniently.
Plus, with the ISO standard width of a normal credit card, fit into any wallet!
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If you like Stellar I should recommend Lobstr wallet 
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I have been using Mycelium and I have been very happy with it. My first jump into Crypto-currencies was via coinbase and shortly after that I was given some BTC as a gift from a relative of my wife's. As I said, until then I was just keeping my purchases on Coinbase and I had never dealt with an actual wallet before. He is the one that suggested Mycelium and I have been really happy with it so far. It is easy to generate a backup and it is also very easy to transfer funds.
I want to ask, When you use bitcoin core, you will be given a lot of addresses for receiving
There is also a Hardware wallet called Lockbox which is used on the Blockchain app. I don’t know if you wanted to use that to update your original post 
There are many different ways to use Bitcoin and so there are many different types of wallets:
Online bitcoin wallets. Wallets that can be accessed on the web from any internet connected device.
Software wallets. Wallet applications downloaded to your phone, computer or tablet.
So, where is the best place to open Bitcoin wallet?
Online bitcoin wallets. Wallets that can be accessed on the web from any internet connected device.
Software wallets. Wallet applications downloaded to your phone, computer or tablet.
So, where is the best place to open Bitcoin wallet?
Special thanks to the threat post ^.^
I was a newbie in "bitcoin maze" and i come from Vietnam. I work in a Japanese company in Vietnam - The company teaches japanese language.https://ichigo.edu.vn/tieng-nhat-mien-phi/. In company i hear a lot of story about Bitcoin by everyone,
i have some money to spend on it .Thanks to you to give me more information about Bitcoin...
Now i can play it.... It's not hard for me to do it
Sorry my bad English :3
thank guys for reading this <3 <3
Have a nice day everyone
I was a newbie in "bitcoin maze" and i come from Vietnam. I work in a Japanese company in Vietnam - The company teaches japanese language.https://ichigo.edu.vn/tieng-nhat-mien-phi/. In company i hear a lot of story about Bitcoin by everyone,
i have some money to spend on it .Thanks to you to give me more information about Bitcoin...
Now i can play it.... It's not hard for me to do it
Sorry my bad English :3
thank guys for reading this <3 <3
Have a nice day everyone
I think bitcoin wallet is very insecure, your money can be lost at any time, due to system errors or hackers
Thanks for help
Hi there! I am a total newbie and I'm trying to choose a wallet now.
Have a question about one of the wallets from the list on the first page, Airbitz.
Did anyone use it? I bought some BTC last week and I am searching for a secure and simple app for mobile.
Have a question about one of the wallets from the list on the first page, Airbitz.
Did anyone use it? I bought some BTC last week and I am searching for a secure and simple app for mobile.
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