Better be safe because many website wallets are closing instantly.
Stay with the basics and just let it be in your computer where even if you are offline your bitcoin is there.
This should be a mandatory for every bitcoin holder to avoid the risk of getting hacked or robbed by a website wallet.
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For security in order not to be attacked by hackers or lost because of the factors on the media that we use,
we can make a complicated key on our wallet,
we can also backup our wallet id or every we have btc we just exchange with our currency each and save in the bank was much better.
we can make a complicated key on our wallet,
we can also backup our wallet id or every we have btc we just exchange with our currency each and save in the bank was much better.
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
i save in local wallet, its safety because there is number phone and email to confirmif you withdraw make difficult to hacking and phising..you can choose local wallet to if you don't believe in hardward wallet or online wallet like me Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Encrypted in cold storage. It will not get safer than that. Also be sure to have a backup. If you keep it on an airgapped pc, be prepared if the pc gets stolen or crashes. So keep your seeds or keys on paper as well.
Well the first thing to do if you want your bitcoins to be safe is to take them off any exchange you might have left them on, and put them into a safe wallet. I use Jaxx because they are quite safe and they have Shapeshift. you can maximize security by using a trezor (which is a small device that gives you a new password each time you try to have access to your bitcoins). here's a page with more options http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/bitcoin-wallets/
Definitely COLD STORAGE.
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
As for me, I think that the safest way to keep your bitcoin is that one should keep it in an online wallet but just make sure that you have a 2FA to make it safe. And always be vigilant and keep your private keys and passwords. One can also do some other strategy to make bitcoin safe like changing passwords every after the other month. I also recommend users to use the coins.ph wallet in keeping their bitcoins. Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
I think the safest way to keep bitcoin it depends on your country becuase in our cointry coin.ph is our wallet but like me i didnt get any bitcoins for now but i know that our wallet coin.ph is so trusted. Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Is it possible to export the private keys from the coin.ph wallet? Don't trust any wallet which doesn't allows you to control the private key. Because I have learnt this lesson from the closure of Instawallet in 2013. It was not possible to take the backups or export the private keys and when they closed down all the coins were lost for ever.
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
I think the safest way to keep bitcoin it depends on your country becuase in our cointry coin.ph is our wallet but like me i didnt get any bitcoins for now but i know that our wallet coin.ph is so trusted. Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
The safest way to keep Bitcoins is in a paper wallet. A paper wallet can be generated at https://bitaddress.org for free and you can make as many as you like. When this is complete send your Bitcoin to this address and you can upload the private key to blockchain.info whenever you need to retrieve your Bitcoins in the future. Hope this helps. 
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Saved in your wallet with back up. So that if anything something wrong you can still recover it. Or maybe you can cash it out and put in a bank that is much safe.Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
I think the safest way to keep your bitcoins safe you should keep it even in an online wallet but make sure you have a 2FA to make it safe and be always vigilant and keep your private keys. You can also do my strategy to make it safe, I usually change my password change in a month or two but I always keep it in almost the same of my previous password for me not to be able to remember that it's identical to my previous one. Just a reminder mate, don't use some cold storage sometimes its prone in hacking maybe try a hardware wallet that safe than the latter.
To keep your wallets secure it is better to use hardware wallets like ledger s nano and trezor, than online wallets as there are no possibility of hacking in hardware wallets unlike online wallets which can be hacked easily, in hardware wallets you will be able to store multiple cryptocurrencies.Paper wallets are also safe than other wallets but paper wallets will not store multiple cryptocurrencies.
Saving bitcoins in the wallet of the line is the safest way to store our assets. I am more complicated by storing btc in wallet offline and if want to sell must transfer from at must save btc at exchanger
Transaction fees now we have seen as a form of expenditure is high enough, but it turns the same if you think in terms of income that we can too, it is not how big, because our income is large enough. Namin for some people transaction fee is quite a problem, maybe better keep it in exchange so that we easier to exchange it
What is the safest way to keep bitcoins.
Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Saved in your wallet with back up. So that if anything something wrong you can still recover it. Or maybe you can cash it out and put in a bank that is much safe. Taken dangers like hacking, losing in to account!
Saving bitcoins in the wallet of the line is the safest way to store our assets. I am more complicated by storing btc in wallet offline and if want to sell must transfer from at must save btc at exchanger
For me im just keeping my password on my notes, facebook ithink just is a one way to keep ur bitcoin safe or if uwant store in hardware wallets . always remember just keep it private dont scatter your password to anyone .
if you want to avoid hacking you need to save our bitcoin in a hardware wallet it will give you a security key that you need to keep save with you if you want you can use it anywhere and anytime there is no restrictions in it. Hardware wallets can give the security key Trion is one of the safe key and it will give profit if you will keep your bitcoin save for long time. 
I think the safest way to keep bitcoin is putting them to a trusted btc wallet and secure all the private keys necessary. Also enable the 2fa feature of all your accounts connected to your wallet like emails. Lastly be careful signing in or logging in to any sites that you would need to provide your wallet keys as many phising sites are scattered all over the internet.
Yes, now there are a lot of scammers who are trying to steal the bitcoins. But, if you follow all the rules, then your coins will be completely safe. Bitcoin wallets are very reliable
I think the safest way to keep bitcoin is putting them to a trusted btc wallet and secure all the private keys necessary. Also enable the 2fa feature of all your accounts connected to your wallet like emails. Lastly be careful signing in or logging in to any sites that you would need to provide your wallet keys as many phising sites are scattered all over the internet.
Well the least convenient and most secure way to create your private key would be to flip a coin 256 times and record it as a 1 or 0 into a binary private key. You can read a complete tutorial on how to do it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-create-a-bitcoin-receive-address-from-a-coin-flip-944596
That's an interesting project indeed! I never knew such thing existed.However,I don't think it's suitable for a newbie to follow.The methods are quite complicated even though it's listed out in steps.Pretty sure an amateur wouldn't ever reach the last step. Jump to: