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PurpleTentacle

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Quote from: yolk on May 29, 2013, 05:06:50 AM

Here's a question:

when using Bitcoin-Qt; are there still transaction fees involved when sending BTC?

As I understand it, you can avoid transaction fees with every bitcoin client or online wallet. They just might take a lot longer to confirm and 0.0005 BTC is really only about 0.05-0.07 $

yolk

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Here's a question:

when using Bitcoin-Qt; are there still transaction fees involved when sending BTC?

The 4ner

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R.I.P Silk Road 1.0

If you have the space I recommend using Bitcoin-Qt.

yolk

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I personally have been trying a bunch and I've found that I do prefer an online service. But hey - I'm just a newbie.

PurpleTentacle

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I'm using blockchain.info too. Does anyone know how to change the address that is shown in "wallet home"? I'd like to use a new address for every tx.

ezacarias

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Any suggestions for an Android version of the Wallet.

BitSparts All in 1

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try using wallet app, it's more safed /s

Mr_Teal

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Does Armory use the full blockchain?

CoinGuard

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I personally use MultiBit as it's fast and small for my needs. But i'm in the process of still downloading the full blockchain with QT.

moxiefoxie31416

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I use blockchain. When logged in, you can access graphs of your account history, such as final balance or the number of transactions per day.

OpenYourEyes

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Quote from: JayKEy00 on May 27, 2013, 05:25:37 PM

I wouldnt make a digital wallet, you can be never sure that your computer is clean. I made a PaperWallet at www.bitcoin-address.org and printed the paper wallet. This is the best method to secure bitcoins.

DO NOT USE THIS WEBSITE

If you have sent funds to an address provided by this service, transfer your BTC out before he does.

See: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/probable-malicious-site-bitcoin-addressorg-218040

abzaladin

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wallet on your phone or computer?

Chez.Savage

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If you want something basic just go with the simplest one (in my mind) Bitcoin-Qt

shahrim

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bitcoin-qt for me!

hasher87

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bitcoin-qt, though its weird that after a while of using it, my balance arent the same as from the blockchain.info Huh

icarusholmes

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I prefer Electrum on Linux, but I've encountered bugs. Nothing that stops me from using it. Whatever you choose, remember to Back Up!

rumpler

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I really like MultiBit,

It's only ~40mb with the blockchain downloaded. (It downloads a heavily stripped down version of the entire chain, and goes back for information on addresses it actually manages)
It doesn't rely on an external server to host the blockchain (like Electrum)

And it allows you to manage multiple wallet files so you can export only certain keys and use them on multiple devices (for petty cash on a phone, as an example. If you lose the phone, you already have the wallet open so you can move the coins out of it.)

pythonista

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Definitely check out Electrum if the thought of syncing gigabytes of transactions doesnt appeal to you.

pand70

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I have tried only electrum and bitcoin-qt.

Between those two i 'm choosing electrum.

BitcoinBoss

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I would use QT for my first wallet, just know you have to be very patient while it syncs to the network for the first time

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