Yep. Just synch it up in a new wallet and enter the password to send funds. You could encrypt it again using something though if you wanted.
Nice! Thank you Sir!
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Nice! Thank you Sir!
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Yep. Just synch it up in a new wallet and enter the password to send funds. You could encrypt it again using something though if you wanted.
It's for all the addresses and it's encrypted automatically.
That's good. Probably a semi-retard question but.. how do I unencrypt? Main password?
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It's for all the addresses and it's encrypted automatically.
I hold all my bitcoins in a Blockchain account, which has 3 different addresses. I know the risks and I will keep the coins there until a decent and affordable hardware wallet begin to be sold.
My question is: Do I have to do 3 backups - 1 for each address - or is the backup for the whole account? How can I encrypt the backup?
Zip then encrypt?
Thanks
My question is: Do I have to do 3 backups - 1 for each address - or is the backup for the whole account? How can I encrypt the backup?
Zip then encrypt?
Thanks
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