Topic: What alt-coins have Paper wallets? (Read 2418 times)
You can make a paper wallet of every altcoin just by making some changes on code and uploading it to your server!
Bumping a dead thread here but I'm looking to find a secure way to generate a Monero address or 2 and print them out in the form of paper wallets (like bitaddress.org is for BTC) to hold some of my XMR coins for a while. I'm not looking to download the entire XMR client and blockchain to do this, but will if I have to. Anybody got an ideas?
litecoin
Rule 1: Never trust any online wallet generator. (They might be saved by the service provider).
Rule 2: Always use an official & offline wallet to generate address. (Don't let the trojans etc steal your private keys etc).
edit; you don't need to download all the blockchain, just the wallet-qt is enough to create addresses.
Rule 2: Always use an official & offline wallet to generate address. (Don't let the trojans etc steal your private keys etc).
edit; you don't need to download all the blockchain, just the wallet-qt is enough to create addresses.
bitaddress, liteaddress, dogeadress, all paper wallets generator.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
importprivkey RPC call/command is the rescue.
ypool has an online wallet that supports 7 coins: https://wallet.ypool.net/
Every coins could have a paper wallet.
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check the src/base58.h file in the source code of the coin in question. It must be available at github as well and the link should be provided by the dev in the coin announcement topic or by other means. If the coin has no publicly available source code then it's not worth to look at this coin at all.
check the src/base58.h file in the source code of the coin in question. It must be available at github as well and the link should be provided by the dev in the coin announcement topic or by other means. If the coin has no publicly available source code then it's not worth to look at this coin at all.
Gr8, I will try to do this and maybe do little tests like create a paper wallet and send a small amount of coins to it then redeem it before putting a big chunk. Thank u so much
Riecoin's paper wallet: http://riecoinfoundation.org/PaperWallet/
Magi paperwallet - http://paperwallet.coinmagi.org
Thanks
Magi paperwallet - http://paperwallet.coinmagi.org
Riecoin's paper wallet: http://riecoinfoundation.org/PaperWallet/
bitaddress, liteaddress, dogeadress, all paper wallets generator.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
importprivkey RPC call/command is the rescue.
No, I don't. I would recommend you to keep off any online wallet: the cost to download a some coin blockhain is much less than potential to lose your coins.
bitaddress, liteaddress, dogeadress, all paper wallets generator.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
importprivkey RPC call/command is the rescue.
bitaddress, liteaddress, dogeadress, all paper wallets generator.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
importprivkey RPC call/command is the rescue.
bitaddress, liteaddress, dogeadress, all paper wallets generator.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
It's easy to transfer bitcoins form a paper wallet to blockchain wallet. But I can't find the solution for doegecoin and litecoin.
I have the bitaddress source already downloaded from github but how to find the pubkey address of a coin?
check the src/base58.h file in the source code of the coin in question. It must be available at github as well and the link should be provided by the dev in the coin announcement topic or by other means. If the coin has no publicly available source code then it's not worth to look at this coin at all.
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I completely agree, but unfortunately it's the only one I know of in this format.
I just asked today about the way to do paper wallet for Monero and.. at least you have only to run an exe (no install) and you don't have to download the blockchain.
Maybe this also helps a little. Here's the response I got: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9855347
I'll try and see if I can do as suggested in the steps. Thx I completely agree, but unfortunately it's the only one I know of in this format.
I just asked today about the way to do paper wallet for Monero and.. at least you have only to run an exe (no install) and you don't have to download the blockchain.
Maybe this also helps a little. Here's the response I got: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9855347
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The only thing you need is to download the source of https://www.bitaddress.org/ site.
It could be found as a zip archive here: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/releases.
Then find out the address prefix of the coin in question - check the file src/base58.h for PUBKEY_ADDRESS:
Now unzip the https://www.bitaddress.org/ source zip file to some location and open the bitaddress.org.html file with notepad or any other plain text editor.
Find the following line in that file:
As of release 2.8.1 it is line no 4757
Replace the 0x00 in this line with a value you found in the base58.h (with 63 in example provided)
Then save the file and reopen it with a webrowser.
Enjoy.
Edit: Don't forget to send some tips to https://www.bitaddress.org/ 's developer
The only thing you need is to download the source of https://www.bitaddress.org/ site.
It could be found as a zip archive here: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/releases.
Then find out the address prefix of the coin in question - check the file src/base58.h for PUBKEY_ADDRESS:
Quote
base58.h- enum
base58.h- {
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS = 63,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS = 24,
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS_TEST = 112,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS_TEST = 198,
base58.h- };
base58.h- {
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS = 63,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS = 24,
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS_TEST = 112,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS_TEST = 198,
base58.h- };
Now unzip the https://www.bitaddress.org/ source zip file to some location and open the bitaddress.org.html file with notepad or any other plain text editor.
Find the following line in that file:
Code:
Bitcoin.Address.networkVersion = 0x00; // mainnet
As of release 2.8.1 it is line no 4757
Replace the 0x00 in this line with a value you found in the base58.h (with 63 in example provided)
Then save the file and reopen it with a webrowser.
Enjoy.
Edit: Don't forget to send some tips to https://www.bitaddress.org/ 's developer
I have the bitaddress source already downloaded from github but how to find the pubkey address of a coin?
Any body has a list of alt-coins that can be stored in Paper wallets?
Edit: I know technically any coin can be stored on paper wallets, one can simply print out the keys and store them privately, but you have to download their wallet programs to do that. I am talking about alt-coins that simply have paper wallets like bitaddress.org for bitcoin.
Edit: I know technically any coin can be stored on paper wallets, one can simply print out the keys and store them privately, but you have to download their wallet programs to do that. I am talking about alt-coins that simply have paper wallets like bitaddress.org for bitcoin.
The only thing you need to download is the source of https://www.bitaddress.org/ site.
It could be found as a zip archive here: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/releases.
Then find out the address prefix of the coin in question - check the file src/base58.h for PUBKEY_ADDRESS:
Quote
base58.h- enum
base58.h- {
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS = 63,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS = 24,
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS_TEST = 112,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS_TEST = 198,
base58.h- };
base58.h- {
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS = 63,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS = 24,
base58.h: PUBKEY_ADDRESS_TEST = 112,
base58.h- SCRIPT_ADDRESS_TEST = 198,
base58.h- };
Now unzip the https://www.bitaddress.org/ source zip file to some location and open the bitaddress.org.html file with notepad or any other plain text editor.
Find the following line in that file:
Code:
Bitcoin.Address.networkVersion = 0x00; // mainnet
As of release 2.8.1 it is line no 4757
Replace the 0x00 in this line with a value you found in the base58.h (with 63 in the example provided)
Then save the file and reopen it with a webrowser.
Enjoy.
Edit: Don't forget to send some tips to https://www.bitaddress.org/ 's developer
I know for sure that Dogecoin has such generators, you can even download the html to do it safely.
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
I have Dogecoin
I am basically trying to buy a bunch of alt-coins but I hate installing so many softwares and I don't want to hold my coins on exchanges. So a paper wallet is a very easy and simple solution but not all alt-coins have that. I plan to put as much as I can on Paper wallets and forget about them.I completely agree, but unfortunately it's the only one I know of in this format.
I just asked today about the way to do paper wallet for Monero and.. at least you have only to run an exe (no install) and you don't have to download the blockchain.
Maybe this also helps a little. Here's the response I got: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9855347
I know for sure that Dogecoin has such generators, you can even download the html to do it safely.
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
I have Dogecoin
I am basically trying to buy a bunch of alt-coins but I hate installing so many softwares and I don't want to hold my coins on exchanges. So a paper wallet is a very easy and simple solution but not all alt-coins have that. I plan to put as much as I can on Paper wallets and forget about them.
I know for sure that Dogecoin has such generators, you can even download the html to do it safely.
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
I don't remember which one I actually used and google.. just gives too many results on that. so just pick one you want
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