Bitaddress.org is good and reputable, and you can download it from its github repository and run it from an offline computer for extra security if you'd like.
Thanks just used it for mine!
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Thanks just used it for mine!
Thanks guys!!
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
BIP008? Do you mean BIP0038 (Passphrase-protected private key)?
You can find the details spec here. https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki
Yes that's what I ment.
What about that Trezor thing.
Trezor has nothing to do with paper wallet.
It is a hardware wallet that will enable you to sign your transaction offline and will not expose your private key even when it is connected to your computer.
Thanks guys!!
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
BIP008? Do you mean BIP0038 (Passphrase-protected private key)?
You can find the details spec here. https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0038.mediawiki
What about that Trezor thing.
Thanks guys!!
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
Anyone got a good link on how BIP008 works? I am tempted to just encrypt it myself witha modified vinergene cipher mixed with a symbol cipher. So I could decrypt with out computer.
What are the best sites to create paper wallets? Security wise.
This is also fine site http://cryptolife.net/upwg/ 
bitaddress.org is safe and open source, very secure.
use a live OS like Tails and boot from that, then load bitaddress.org. create some paper wallets and you can be certain that they are safe.
i've stored many BTC using this method.
use a live OS like Tails and boot from that, then load bitaddress.org. create some paper wallets and you can be certain that they are safe.
i've stored many BTC using this method.
I just use blockchain.info, fast and easy
But if you need to use bitcoins, send somewhere quickly etc. use online wallet such as blockchain
Or, you can import the private key on an offline computer, then create an unsigned tx on an online watch-only wallet, and sign the tx on your offline computer.
what is the function of paper wallet ?
it better then blockchain wallet ?
it better then blockchain wallet ?
you can store your bitcoins in a paper wallet to avoid hacker attacks. But if you need to use bitcoins, send somewhere quickly etc. use online wallet such as blockchain
what is the function of paper wallet ?
it better then blockchain wallet ?
Paper wallet will be OFFLINE only so nothing will be online it better then blockchain wallet ?
what is the function of paper wallet ?
it better then blockchain wallet ?
it better then blockchain wallet ?
thanks for the article! obviously, paper wallet can solve some security problems
Hey, I'm new to bitcoin mining. What's a paper wallet?
This is a pretty good article that you can read and get some idea.
http://www.coindesk.com/information/paper-wallet-tutorial/
To put it in simple words, "paper wallet" is a piece of paper with your private key on it.
Hey, I'm new to bitcoin mining. What's a paper wallet?
Bitcoinpaperwallet is a good one.
+1 for bitaddress as well.
Disconnect the network before creating the wallet, and you can use BIP38 encryption for your paper wallet.
If you want to create some n of m paper wallets, you can use Armory.
Disconnect the network before creating the wallet, and you can use BIP38 encryption for your paper wallet.
If you want to create some n of m paper wallets, you can use Armory.
Bitaddress.org is good and reputable, and you can download it from its github repository and run it from an offline computer for extra security if you'd like.
Bitaddress is fine. If you want different designs you can try bitcoinpaperwallet.com/ which uses bitaddresses code to produce keys but just gives you some nicer designs to play around with. I would suggest that you encrypt these with BIP38 just to be sure.
Bitaddress.org is good and reputable, and you can download it from its github repository and run it from an offline computer for extra security if you'd like.
I haven't tried this site personally but I've heard some good things from it. Jump to: