Topic: Mining from p2pool into paper wallet. (Read 1567 times)
Don't encrypt it unless you don't have a safe place to put it and you promise to remember your password forever.
Are there any downsides to using a paper wallet to withdraw coins from pools?
Is the relative safety of a paper wallet comprimised?
Is the relative safety of a paper wallet comprimised?
Keep it safe and secured - and there isnt. I think its the fact that its a physical item. If you can encrypt the wallet beforehand that's also a plus! Use something like armory for that purpose - I dont exactly know how to encrypt a vanity wallet - or if that is even possible.
There's no need to use your address in a wallet -- it'll always be in the blockchain whether you ever use it or not.
The only downside is it's more difficult to spend from a paper wallet than from a wallet like bitcoin-qt
The only downside is it's more difficult to spend from a paper wallet than from a wallet like bitcoin-qt
Are there any downsides to using a paper wallet to withdraw coins from pools?
Is the relative safety of a paper wallet comprimised?
Is the relative safety of a paper wallet comprimised?
alright thanks for the info. i will only be able to see the coins appear after they have matured?
Hi i have a question about paper wallets. If i mine from p2pool and input a paper wallet address as my username, will i be able to see the mined coins on the address using blockchain.info? the address has never been used on a wallet, just generated from vanitygen.
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