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So TIL that a VPN doesn't interfere with setting up your BTC wallet. Today was a good day
maybe because on ads some VPN can increase user's internet speed , and sync can be faster , at first i think like that , but no different :/
but it cant be worth the risk on losing your bitcoins to get a faster connection buy better internet?
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
blockchain is not good is use VPN
because only login with diference ip can confirmation by email
and use VPN so is bad choose
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
Would recommend you simply download Breadwallet for IOs or Mycellium for Android - or buy a Trezor if you have a large amount of BTC.
there is no way the VPN can have your private keys, I think
so I guess no problem
so I guess no problem
VPN is totally not needed. Since you are having this problem, for me is a good one. I assume you used a web wallet which is in my opinion and many other experienced members here the worse option for storing your bitcoin wallets.
Install Electrum on your PC and never worry if you used a VPN or not.
Electrum.org you have all the information needed there.
Install Electrum on your PC and never worry if you used a VPN or not.
Electrum.org you have all the information needed there.
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
In my own understanding vpn doesnt affect at all since bitcoin transafers would do really matter on which btc address you sent the funds or money no matter what vpn you used as long the address is correct.
No i don't think that there will be any problems, if you are afraid you can create new one
Tell me that, how you assume that there is no problem on trading. What ever work there, It will be with difficulties. So we need to plan according to them.Mainly due to scammers we need to plan accordingly.
No i don't think that there will be any problems, if you are afraid you can create new one
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
When a bitcoin transaction is being made we see that an IP is attached to that transaction but that is not the sender's IP.
VPN can be needed but can also not needed because it's not something that can hide you 100%
If you are using exchange wallets like Coinbase and Xapo you could get some problems if you use VPN, because this exchangers track your initial IP. But if you are using your pc wallet there is no problem, bitcoin is decentralized currency already
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
I think it does not care if you are using vpn.. and you can transfer your bitcoin if you install your wallet properly.This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
Even you are using vpn you can be still transfer the transaction or talk other people here.
bitcoin network is fully secured and nody will hack your wallet as because you so not have 100btc now abd i do not thinks you will ever but if anyone want to do so then he needs 5-6super computers and he has to run a hacking program for 3yeas and then maybe he can really gets access to your wallet
....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
Well no even you use lots of proxies to create an account on bitcoin wallet it is better if you are going to use bitcoin wallet based on ykur country and it is easy to undertand the rules to be followed and the other etc. id you get your bitcoin address already then your safe thats it This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
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....VPN while setting up a Bitcoin Wallet on a laptop. Is that going to cause a problem in the future when transferring BC ?
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
This is soo different then any funds transfer I've ever done. So explain it as if I were, say, just born. Thanx.
i think its no problem while bitcoin transaction not depending you use VPN or not, its need internect connection, the fast connection is better but slow connection is fine.
don't forget to make a backup in a week at least so if something happen with your bitcoin wallet software, you still have a backup.
Make sure you have a few backups of your wallet. Better safe.
Firstlt why would you use a vpn?
Second. I don't think it matters. Just create a backup of your wallet just in case.
Second. I don't think it matters. Just create a backup of your wallet just in case.
1. I don't know.
2. OK. Thank you.
its weird
you dont know but you use vpn
No, its pretty logical, sometimes if you live in other country's they block sites like blockchain.info, or youtube.com which means u need to use a vpn.
Firstlt why would you use a vpn?
Second. I don't think it matters. Just create a backup of your wallet just in case.
Second. I don't think it matters. Just create a backup of your wallet just in case.
1. I don't know.
2. OK. Thank you.
its weird
you dont know but you use vpn
No need for VPN mate,just register at an online wallet but it's even better if you make a paper wallet and collect your coins there cause you can't be hacked but just remember where you left the paper wallet just in case 
You don't have to use VPN just to set up a bitcoin wallet unless your country prohibits the use of bitcoin. I don't think there's any country that prohibits Bitcoin as of today. Anyway, to answer your question, No. It'll not make any problem in the future when you're going to transfer BTC to another wallet address. Even if you change your IP address every time you use the bitcoin wallet, it's okay.
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