I have only 2 wallets for bitcoin. 1 web wallet and one multibit wallet. The web wallet is just for backup.
For altcoins i use cryptsy, its enough :p I hate having multiple wallets on my computer, in cryptsy you have all in one.
Topic: How much wallets of different coins do you have? (Read 1269 times)
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I have btc, ltc, doge, moon, hobonickel, cat, rpc, and earthcoin.
I wish this multiwallet will eventually work... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-multicoin-wallet-btcltcppcqrkwdcmgcnvcxpmwould-you-be-interested-397096
Would store the 'everyday coins' there and bigger batches on separate hot and cold wallets.
Would store the 'everyday coins' there and bigger batches on separate hot and cold wallets.
I have a few, but just for BTC. I'm paranoid about alt-coin wallets having viruses.
For the moment, 4 : BTC, DOGE, NYAN & NTX. I convert everything else in the exchange market.
I was a bit worried about running all my wallet at the same time, but seeing that some people have 20+ Wallets, I'm guessing that there's no problem in doing so.
I was a bit worried about running all my wallet at the same time, but seeing that some people have 20+ Wallets, I'm guessing that there's no problem in doing so.
Sometimes i am running for wallet instances at the same time and it works fine for me.
For the moment, 4 : BTC, DOGE, NYAN & NTX. I convert everything else in the exchange market.
I was a bit worried about running all my wallet at the same time, but seeing that some people have 20+ Wallets, I'm guessing that there's no problem in doing so.
I was a bit worried about running all my wallet at the same time, but seeing that some people have 20+ Wallets, I'm guessing that there's no problem in doing so.
28 here, too much lol 
Too many wallets 
Plus I am redesigning the QT wallet, so it always seems like I have my own version of other coins wallets sitting around too
Plus I am redesigning the QT wallet, so it always seems like I have my own version of other coins wallets sitting around too
about 7.....or 8
I mostly send any strange coin I mine straight to the exchanger 
, I only have the BTC and LTC (and the LTC one isn't even synchronized with the network)
, I only have the BTC and LTC (and the LTC one isn't even synchronized with the network) 
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you can track the value of your alt coins ..see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=371319.0;topicseen
Thanks, I'll have a closer look at it, but it seems that you have to add your transactions manually. Would be awesome to have an online service which only needs your coin address and you get your balance + some exchange values automatically.
I hope you guys understand what I want to say
I have one for each coin I'm using: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Peercoin, Primecoin and Dogecoin.
I currently have about 7 different wallets on my machine at present. With a few of these coins on there ways down and out (Moon & Cage) I should be able to free up some space (and sanity) from trying to manage so many wallets lol
you can track the value of your alt coins ..see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=371319.0;topicseen
Is there a software to have an overview over multiple wallets? Would be great to throw my excel sheet with manually added exchange rates and stuff away
I was thinking about this myself today. I'm really surprised something like Armory for multiple wallets does not exist yet. I'm a software engineer, so I'd love to look into making something that would manage all of these alt coin wallets securely, but unfortunately (for my side projects), I have my first little one on her way soon. Really think this would be a big improvement for the alt coin circuit though.
About 20 I guess.
I mine and trade in 31 different coins. One wallet for each.
I typically have three wallets for BTC. One is my main and is heavily encrypted and backed up.
Another is for expenses (purchases, trades, etc) and keeps a small amount in it.
The third is for "pocket change". I like keeping this around for faucets, donations to places/people, and receiving tips for things.
By making not touching the main wallet (and only using the second for trading), I've been able to resist the urge to cash out or otherwise make a potentially bad decision.
Another is for expenses (purchases, trades, etc) and keeps a small amount in it.
The third is for "pocket change". I like keeping this around for faucets, donations to places/people, and receiving tips for things.
By making not touching the main wallet (and only using the second for trading), I've been able to resist the urge to cash out or otherwise make a potentially bad decision.
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