Topic: Is Multibit a safe online wally? - page 2. (Read 2507 times)
How do you have an offline wallet if you only have 1 PC - probably totally missing something so excuse the noob!
It should be safe, no worries...
It's a good client,but keep your comp clean and safe.
Paper wallet is not easy to set up by the way
Paper wallets are very easy to set up using bit address.
For extra safety, you should run the code offline, and format your computer afterwards.
For me it's perfect, because I do not need to download the whole blockchain.
And it's safe
And it's safe
Multibit is good; used it for a while, very comfortable and easy to use.
Paper wallet is not easy to set up by the way
Paper wallets are very easy to set up using bit address.
I am using multibit it is working fine for me.
Is Qt or online wallet recommended?
I haven had any problems with it so i can recommend!
Base on my experience Multibit bitcoin wallet is safe and secure. I've been using it on for a couple of months now without any problem.
+1No problems here either
Paper wallet is not easy to set up by the way
Why do you think that?first at all you need to know how to match a private key.
Paper wallet is not easy to set up by the way
Why do you think that?
Paper wallet is not easy to set up by the way
Thanks for the input yall..trying it out now
It's a lightweight client, and it works like a charm. There is a function to encrypt your private keys, so it's safe (you should not keep bigger amounts in there anyway).
Where would you keep larger amounts?
@ OP I use multibit and am happy with it.
Agree.
Offline / Paper wallet is probably the best way to store a large amount of bitcoin.
It's a lightweight client, and it works like a charm. There is a function to encrypt your private keys, so it's safe (you should not keep bigger amounts in there anyway).
Where would you keep larger amounts?
@ OP I use multibit and am happy with it.
It's a lightweight client, and it works like a charm. There is a function to encrypt your private keys, so it's safe (you should not keep bigger amounts in there anyway).
Where would you keep larger amounts?
@ OP I use multibit and am happy with it.
It's been working alright for me. Or you could,as suggested,use the blockchain.info wallet. Nothing's lost even if your hard drive fails or something.
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There are other wallets that don't download the blockchain like Electrum.
You could always get a online wallet like blockchain.info. That doesn't download the bc either.
You could always get a online wallet like blockchain.info. That doesn't download the bc either.
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