Topic: Vote for Your Favorite Wallet (Read 1506 times)
Why not just set up a poll thread for this?
blockchain.info for daily use of small funds -- offline wallet for secure storage and savings.
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This is the best way I've found as well. Blockchain is very secure, sends backups easily, double passwords, SMS auth tokens.
But unless you're buying a lot of stuff with btc, it should be all kept in a 'cold wallet' -- offline.
blockchain
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i like blockchain
blockchain.info definitly
The weakest link is the user when it comes to security
How safe are really offline wallets? Ive heard some pretty sad stories about lost coins.. Allthough a while ago.
It is as safe as you make it safe, there are many ways how to make offline wallets, and especially just having encrypted USB stick connecting even rarery to system with even later internet connection and calling it offline and secure sucks
Bitcoin-Qt 0.8.0 
I started with coinbase wallet, but now Im only using Instawallet for spending because no fees are payed there. Bigger amounts on papers using bitaddress.org created securely 
Multibit
How safe are really offline wallets? Ive heard some pretty sad stories about lost coins.. Allthough a while ago.
blockchain.info for everyday spending. An offline wallet for savings.
I'm a MultiBit man myself. I highly recommend it.
Mr.Piuk the operator of blockchain.info is not quite responsive to messages.... 
bitcoin-qt...standard
blockchain.info mywallet as an everyday (android enabled, auto synced) wallet.
offline electrum (with maybe trezor in future) for storing long term value.
offline electrum (with maybe trezor in future) for storing long term value.
Complete newbie happily using MultiBit. The install probs I had were about which version of Java was being auto selected by my mac - changed that and it ran smoothly
Armory and Qt are both pretty impressive.
Blockchain.info is the best.
where is blockchain.info?
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