Is there a multi cryptocoin wallet cleint or service? I'm asking because I'm using the www.multipool.us pool and I would like a central client to store the coins. 
you can use bleutrade, but it's an exchange
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you can use bleutrade, but it's an exchange
yea a multi coin wallet would rock
A multi-coin paper wallet will rock the most!
I haven't seen any local wallets like that but you can use Cryptsy that way.
Don't cryptsy is a scam, it will be soon offline completly. People reporting that they can't withdraw funds since months.That, and when will people stop treating exchanges as wallets? If you don't control your private keys you don't own your coins. It's that simple.
Doesnt multipool just pay out in BTC? they make you mine the most profiatable then convert to BTC as far as I read?
Try hive supports litecoins and bitcoins atm
I haven't seen any local wallets like that but you can use Cryptsy that way.
Don't cryptsy is a scam, it will be soon offline completly. People reporting that they can't withdraw funds since months.
I haven't seen any local wallets like that but you can use Cryptsy that way.
Don't cryptsy is a scam, it will be soon offline completely. People reporting that they can't withdraw funds since months.
What about Coinomi? Is it trustable?
Don't cryptsy is a scam, it will be soon offline completely. People reporting that they can't withdraw funds since months.
What about Coinomi? Is it trustable?
I had to look up the github but this works with about every coin daemon I have: https://github.com/azeteki/bitcoind-ncurses
Of course you will have to make a configuration file for each coin you use, but I am really liking it thus far. It is lightweight and does not seem to mind at all if you run several instances of it at once. Not a solution for those wanting a fancy GUI but the only one I personally know of.
Of course you will have to make a configuration file for each coin you use, but I am really liking it thus far. It is lightweight and does not seem to mind at all if you run several instances of it at once. Not a solution for those wanting a fancy GUI but the only one I personally know of.
https://qoinpro.com/d87068b459486f5d8e3ad5ba2bfcbda4
This site is great and has all or most of the popular Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Doge, etc. It also gives you free coins daily and gives you some for referring people, so it's pretty neat. Best of all though is that it has all of your wallets all in one place and you can even make multiple ones. Check it out if you're interested.
This site is great and has all or most of the popular Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Doge, etc. It also gives you free coins daily and gives you some for referring people, so it's pretty neat. Best of all though is that it has all of your wallets all in one place and you can even make multiple ones. Check it out if you're interested.
qoinpro is not a "wallet" per se. And a ref link, seriously?
bumping this thread coz i wanna know if theres such a multi crypto wallet(online)
Hey! Have you tried our universal wallet?
there are some online wallets like block.io that i've seen which has multiple currencies. in this case BTC, LTC, Doge.
but if you want more i suggest you choose a reliable exchanger, or the one that you like and has good terms and services.
for example i use bittrex which has most of the coins and i like it
but if you want more i suggest you choose a reliable exchanger, or the one that you like and has good terms and services.
for example i use bittrex which has most of the coins and i like it
bumping this thread coz i wanna know if theres such a multi crypto wallet(online)
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Qoinpro only has bitcoin and 7 altcoins, and the daily giveaway amount is incredibly small.
If you want a web wallet for a large variety of altcoins, just register an account on a popular altcoin exchange and you will be able to play with hundreds of altcoins.
Qoinpro only has bitcoin and 7 altcoins, and the daily giveaway amount is incredibly small.
If you want a web wallet for a large variety of altcoins, just register an account on a popular altcoin exchange and you will be able to play with hundreds of altcoins.
The other way is to build a pluggable wallet framework and leave it up to folks to write a plug-in to support their alt-coin. Have a generic client that queries a repository for new alt-coin plugins that the user can pick from - but then you're trusting someone elses binaries. I like the idea though. Like the Pidgin of crypto-coin wallets.
This idea sounds great. Unfortunately I don't have any programming skills. Maybe a better project for a skilled dev than creating another short-term coin.
I got tired of downloading tons of wallets and decided to put something out there for people who want to download the latest wallets faster instead of spending a day downloading wallets. I've been working on a website that contains a collection of wallet downloads. Its a work in progress but I should have it up and running soon. I'll start with about 50 of the top wallet downloads for different coins and package them according to operating system. I have Windows 32, Windows 64, Mac, and Linux zip files so far. The idea is to provide a downloadable zip file that contains the 50 plus wallets. Maybe 25 plus for Linux. I will have to update them every now and then. This is just individual wallets packages downloaded from each site. Website is cryptocoinwalletdepot.com. I expect to have something running in a week or so.
Just an idea here, but check Craigslist or eBay for a netbook. A buddy of mine was tossing his Acer netbook because the screen wouldn't work, gave it to me and it just turned out to be a bad charger. So for less than $20 I got a cheap ass, power sipping computer to manage my USB miners and Wallets. 
i don't know a relaible one...
it would be OK, if it could allow saving your balance to a local computer (i.e. to unlink coins from online wallet) and then upload it again when necessary
So one can decide for himself/herself whether to trust this online wallet and keep funds online (more convenient, less secure) or keep coins offline on local computer or whatever and use online features only when you need to make a transaction (less convenient, more secure)
I, personally, would use such service
i don't know a relaible one but if there was one with 10-20 major crypto it would be awsome.
I think Cryptsy is the best for multi coin wallet
Well, cryptsy is an exchange that could be used as a multiwallet, but it's not a multiwallet )
as far as I understand, in order to create such a wallet, one should have all QT-wallets software he wants to support installed on the server (to track changes in networks) + some front-end user interface to interact with these QT-wallets via API
or I'm getting it wrong?
I think Cryptsy is the best for multi coin wallet
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