Topic: MultiBit is not usable anymore? (Read 1051 times)
Just remember not to use the function “empty wallet”. It will cost you a fortune. Instead empty your wallet (send to another wallet) smaller amounts at a time, and if you have time enough, push the fee way down. They will confirm in the end.
Thank you for take a look my topic first.
i think all of issue is clear on topic name.
i am new btc user from today and i just explored many things.
anyone knows that? MultiBit isn't usable anymore? because thair website say something about they aren't supporting anymore.
thanks for responses.
i think all of issue is clear on topic name.
i am new btc user from today and i just explored many things.
anyone knows that? MultiBit isn't usable anymore? because thair website say something about they aren't supporting anymore.
thanks for responses.
It is still usable but not recommended since it won't be updated anymore, it's just an abandoned project and thus it is more prone to vulnerability.
too late. i just start to use electrum but thank you for advice
you are newbie so that try to use blockchain.info
you just say everything what i want to say. sometimes thinking myself i wish that Electrum can save more than one coin. i just tested Electrum and i really like controls in it
Personally, I don't like Exodus... it doesn't let you create (and therefore test) backups until AFTER you've deposited coins... you have no control over fees... you have no way to control the installation process (cannot customise install/data directories)... and it is "closed" source.
Electrum is a solid, well known desktop wallet that is open source, lightweight and reliable. It may not look all fancy, or support altcoins, but it allows a LOT more control, has (pay per transaction) 2FA support, MultiSig support and can be used in an offline configuration for cold storage etc.
I highly recommend NOT using MBHD (or classic) both are no longer supported, and MultiBitHD will likely "break" due to an incompatibility with it's (older) BitcoinJ library choking on some newer transactions and giving the dreaded "Password did not unlock the wallet" error on startup.
Tl;DR - Get Electrum
Electrum is a solid, well known desktop wallet that is open source, lightweight and reliable. It may not look all fancy, or support altcoins, but it allows a LOT more control, has (pay per transaction) 2FA support, MultiSig support and can be used in an offline configuration for cold storage etc.
I highly recommend NOT using MBHD (or classic) both are no longer supported, and MultiBitHD will likely "break" due to an incompatibility with it's (older) BitcoinJ library choking on some newer transactions and giving the dreaded "Password did not unlock the wallet" error on startup.
Tl;DR - Get Electrum
@twthmoses thank you for response. is this Electrum best desktop wallet? i am using Exodus now but i think Exodus isn't safest too.
MultibitHD still works, but it is not getting updated anymore. I would not recommend still using it though. I still have a MultibitHD wallet with a few sat in it.
Switch to electrum, it’s easy and you got more control vs. MultibitHD.
Switch to electrum, it’s easy and you got more control vs. MultibitHD.
Thank you for take a look my topic first.
i think all of issue is clear on topic name.
i am new btc user from today and i just explored many things.
anyone knows that? MultiBit isn't usable anymore? because thair website say something about they aren't supporting anymore.
thanks for responses.
i think all of issue is clear on topic name.
i am new btc user from today and i just explored many things.
anyone knows that? MultiBit isn't usable anymore? because thair website say something about they aren't supporting anymore.
thanks for responses.
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