Have you looked into mini-addresses?
Will make your job easier
EDIT: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mini_private_key_format
Topic: Need creative ideas for pen/pencil paper wallet (xmas gift - no printer) (Read 811 times)
December 19, 2014, 09:00:23 AM
I will assume that there is no shops near you to get ink....
Have you looked into mini-addresses?
Will make your job easier
EDIT: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mini_private_key_format
Have you looked into mini-addresses?
Will make your job easier
EDIT: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mini_private_key_format
December 19, 2014, 08:53:13 AM
Hai!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
Why not just use https://www.bitaddress.org and write the public and private keys on the card? Will be a PITA to input, but without a printer thats the only way I can think of...
Yeah man I was thinkin that might be my only option. I thought a while back though, I came across a website that allowed you to store that info securely, tailored specifically to BTC, but I could have dreamt that
Sigh. I wonder if I should make a vanity addy with their names in it and just write the priv keys on that.
December 18, 2014, 05:52:07 PM
Hai!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
Why not just use https://www.bitaddress.org and write the public and private keys on the card? Will be a PITA to input, but without a printer thats the only way I can think of...
December 18, 2014, 05:22:53 PM
Hai!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
So, I decided to re-use my old ASICMiner USB Miners for a good purpose (In my opinion), instead of throwing them away or trying to sell them futilely, I decided to give each of my siblings a couple each in their favorite colors. They know 'of' my obsession with crypto, but have never really had the opportunity to get into it. Anyway, I also want to give them 0.01BTC each on a little paper wallet to put inside their cards. Only problem is, I don't have any ink for my printer, so that is not an option.
Any ideas on how I can get the priv keys onto a piece of paper with just a pen or pencil? Any wallet makers/tools that would allow me to achieve this in any way possible? I really want to do this for them, but need to find a way to.
I would appreciate any ideas
Mistercoin HOHOHO!SATOSHINAKAMOTO!!!
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