Static receive addresses are bad, you want to know where your money is coming from.
Helps with accounting!
Topic: Good/best online wallet? (Read 5672 times)
Dont use online wallets
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Use Armory, create a cold wallet, back up your keys in encrypted container, distribute copies of container, store there.
Dont use online wallets
Best advice is to just keep your coins in your own wallet at all times, only move online when your selling or buying -
Whichever you choose--Use 2 factor authorization!!
Blockchain and coinbase here. Just due to the ease of payment. Would love to have a hardware wallet for my vault though.
I'd look through bitcoin.it as they have a fairly comprehensive list, here are a few:
blockchain.info
bitcoinqt (download)
coinbase.com
Also, many sites such as localbitcoins.com and mtgox have a wallet feature where you can store bitcoins.
blockchain.info
bitcoinqt (download)
coinbase.com
Also, many sites such as localbitcoins.com and mtgox have a wallet feature where you can store bitcoins.
I have bitcoin.qt installed and now have multibit installed. How do i transfer my address from bitcoin.qt to multibit?
You are honestly better off having a wallet locally and running frequent backups. I backup mine every 12 hours (scheduled for when I get payments in from pools) to my Dropbox so I always have a record going back, so heaven forbid the most recent backup gets corrupt I have the last one available. Been working fine and no worries about exchanges dropping, companies getting hacked, etc.
I've been using MtGox, but I typically don't store for more than a few days.
i don't know if its the best idea but i use btc-e and vicurex as online wallets, they both can do what you want
Incoming fail
blockchain.info is my preferred wallet, use 2 factor as well!
InstaWallet got hacked!
More info elsewhere on this forum.
More info elsewhere on this forum.
any news in the topic since last post?
You could probably recommend to the owner of StrongCoin that he implement namecoin usage. Surely the coding is similar enough to be worth the trouble.
I'd like to support namecoin, I'll do some research and see how it works.
As much as the 1% transaction fee (max. 1 btc fee) bites, I mainly use StrongCoin for my online wallet, since I keep control of the private keys. I haven't tried blockchain.info yet.
You could probably recommend to the owner of StrongCoin that he implement namecoin usage. Surely the coding is similar enough to be worth the trouble.
You could probably recommend to the owner of StrongCoin that he implement namecoin usage. Surely the coding is similar enough to be worth the trouble.
I like that service very much !
They cannot run away with the private keys like mybitcoin etc. !
As much as the 1% transaction fee (max. 1 btc fee) bites, I mainly use StrongCoin for my online wallet, since I keep control of the private keys. I haven't tried blockchain.info yet.
You could probably recommend to the owner of StrongCoin that he implement namecoin usage. Surely the coding is similar enough to be worth the trouble.
You could probably recommend to the owner of StrongCoin that he implement namecoin usage. Surely the coding is similar enough to be worth the trouble.
I personally like the blockchain.info or the strongcoin.com ones because they cannot see your private keys and run away with the money like mybitcoin etc. !
I've been using mtgox since July-Augest , TGod I Never Had A Problem.
Mt.Gox works for me. Isn't TradeHill suppose to be coming out with some kind of wallet or bank account
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