Topic: How do you get your own private key? (Read 318 times)
By the way... If you are using a wallet that shares access to your key or doesn't even give you a key, then you do not own any bitcoin. ONLY use wallets that give you exclusive control of your key.
This is so easy for you to get the private key because every wallet providers will give you access for your private key of your wallet. So please check your wallet features completely to find the private key
Some of the exchange kind of wallet providers will never give you the access to your wallet with private key but they ensure themselves with registration on government.
Some of the exchange kind of wallet providers will never give you the access to your wallet with private key but they ensure themselves with registration on government.
I store my private keys in my PC, I know it's not really secure but simple!
As of now, I am using the paper wallet as well as Trezor hardware wallet. When it comes to the hardware wallet, I have a seed key backup that is enough for generating private keys on the other hand when it comes to the paper wallet, I have downloaded the generator programme from Github and moved it on the offline computer and generated private keys on that computer.
There are many ways to store your secret key. but the surest and most reliable way is to keep it in your head. Of course it's impossible to do, so I store it in my safe)))
This thread is to know how you get your own private key. The purpose is to know what way you use and in order to find the most security way to get your private key, without mattering what for people want to get it. Just let your way how you get. Be the most specific possible and by this way we and many people can know how much ways there are for this...
The answer is simple, generate it, you should generate it from the website that connected directly to the blockchain, for example myetherwallet (MEW), Stellarterm, Stellarport, etc. You can generate your wallet address and also your private key from them. This thread is to know how you get your own private key. The purpose is to know what way you use and in order to find the most security way to get your private key, without mattering what for people want to get it. Just let your way how you get. Be the most specific possible and by this way we and many people can know how much ways there are for this...
usually when we register to create a wallet account from several sites the wallet team of the wallet developer will give us a private key even the wallet account developer does not know the private key that we have and of course only the wallet account owner knows the private key. and for security issues, you must store the private key that you have without being noticed by others.
1. Download a recognized, open source wallet. I recommend bitcoin core. But it needs to be open source, in my opinion.
2. Install the software.
3. Run the software. When it runs it will check for the private key and if it does not find one it will create a "wallet.dat" file with a new private key.
4. BACK UP THE "wallet.dat" file. Very important! Make several copies and keep them safe. Never expose them to ANYONE. Protecting your wallet.dat file is protecting your private keys.
P.S. To find your wallet.dat file can be tricky. In windows you run %appdata% in the "Run Bar". In MAC I don't remember where it is. But strongly consider only using Linux for this. It is the only trustworthy operating system. In Linux go to the home directory and select "Show hidden files". You will then see the folder named ".bitcoin"
2. Install the software.
3. Run the software. When it runs it will check for the private key and if it does not find one it will create a "wallet.dat" file with a new private key.
4. BACK UP THE "wallet.dat" file. Very important! Make several copies and keep them safe. Never expose them to ANYONE. Protecting your wallet.dat file is protecting your private keys.
P.S. To find your wallet.dat file can be tricky. In windows you run %appdata% in the "Run Bar". In MAC I don't remember where it is. But strongly consider only using Linux for this. It is the only trustworthy operating system. In Linux go to the home directory and select "Show hidden files". You will then see the folder named ".bitcoin"
This thread is to know how you get your own private key. The purpose is to know what way you use and in order to find the most security way to get your private key, without mattering what for people want to get it. Just let your way how you get. Be the most specific possible and by this way we and many people can know how much ways there are for this...
Private keys are generated automatically by the wallet or address you are using I don't if there's any wrong it. But however having a trusted site is one of the major problem in the crypto word today
I download a wallet and let it generate the private keys for me.
Why do you believe so much in the download. is not that your personal data, why are you so sure?I think that is right because it is security thread of each person
if you talk about security, this is how the blockchain works, they run the internet world. who knows the form of the internet itself. it's clear from the wallet's address, it's safe.
And your words don't relate to OP, s/he is not talking about the security of Bitcoin, but talking about how do you get your own private keys. 
if you talk about security, this is how the blockchain works, they run the internet world. who knows the form of the internet itself. it's clear from the wallet's address, it's safe.
Your question is hardly understandable. So that's the question im going to answer, and I just gently apologize if that's not what your following. The most interesting is creating a 3+ pound wallet and printing it through an airgapped laptop to a usb printer, then taking those pieces, rolling them and burying them in 3+ separate locations or archives. They are in 3 + safe. Personally I like the ease of a hardware wallet, although I understand there are concerns attached to them. I know friends have many wallets printed on their regular computer and stored in a safe deposit box. Just make sure that you disconnect from the Internet when you create these wallets. Scenarios for doing this can be downloaded and run without internet access.
This thread is to know how you get your own private key. The purpose is to know what way you use and in order to find the most security way to get your private key, without mattering what for people want to get it. Just let your way how you get. Be the most specific possible and by this way we and many people can know how much ways there are for this...
I do not understand your question. But if from the little I make out of it is that you are asking how you can super secure your private wallet. Once you have your private keys and kept it safe maybe storing it offline. But if you still want it online what you will do is to remove some figures or numbers at the middle of the private keys sequence but you must identify what was removed or added to the sequence so that once you need your private keys you can add or remove same figures or letters. No machine or human can guess what was added or removed.
You can get your private key when you create the wallet for first time. Or you can try to export your wallet if you have any information required.
in ETH, you can get your private key by login using your keystore file and password in myetherwallet.
in ETH, you can get your private key by login using your keystore file and password in myetherwallet.
Your answer is too general. At the beginning, you should mention that not every Bitcoin wallet allows you to export your private keys. The most popular software wallets will allow you to do so. Electrum, for example, gives you a 12 word seed which you can later use to recover your wallet. Web wallets in general does not allow their users to export private keys, that's why it's not advised to use them even though they are convenient. If you are looking for a wallet which also works on a mobile phone then you can create a new wallet in Electrum and re-enter the seed you were given in, for example, Samourai (Android) which is a good wallet if you are concerned about your privacy. Thanks to this, you will be able to spend your bitcoins on both phone and computer.
This thread is to know how you get your own private key. The purpose is to know what way you use and in order to find the most security way to get your private key, without mattering what for people want to get it. Just let your way how you get. Be the most specific possible and by this way we and many people can know how much ways there are for this...
You can get your private key when you create the wallet for first time. Or you can try to export your wallet if you have any information required.
in ETH, you can get your private key by login using your keystore file and password in myetherwallet.
First you enter into my Ether wallet and give password, then my Ether wallet provide a download file which contains your personal private key.
I download a wallet and let it generate the private keys for me.
Why do you believe so much in the download. is not that your personal data, why are you so sure?Even if you generate a private key offline using an extremely secure method, at some point you must still give that private key to a wallet in order to spend the bitcoins that it holds.
I use https://www.bitaddress.org/ to create my own paper wallets. Just make sure that you disconnect from the internet when you create these wallets. The most secure method is when you use a old computer and printer to do this and then not to connect to the internet with that computer to the internet again. The script to do this can be downloaded and run without internet access. 
Hope this answers your question.
Hope this answers your question.
If you want your own key password, use MetaMask. In general, myetherWallet users are opening this title.
There's no turning back the error because it's an untraceable system. People want to be safe.
We have to be careful.
There's no turning back the error because it's an untraceable system. People want to be safe.
We have to be careful.
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