Cold storage of any bitcoin client would be the most safest way to secure our bitcoins.
Yes I need to agree.
Cold storage along with strong lengthy unpredictable password would make any wallet into safest wallet.
Topic: What is the safest way to store Bitcoins? - page 4. (Read 6532 times)
Yes I need to agree.
Cold storage along with strong lengthy unpredictable password would make any wallet into safest wallet.
Cold storage of any bitcoin client would be the most safest way to secure our bitcoins.
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
i don't like how with coinbase you're 100% tracked, if you hold something, there and also i suspect there are fee for retiring your fund, better to stick with local wallet dunno why people can't handle them
bitcoin was meant for to be used by you only, not by a third party also...
The tracked part does not bother me as I do nothing with it worth hiding. They would be bored to tears with mine. But most of mine comes from mining... so really it's pretty good as far as not being tracked, I could mine into any BTC address an start a wallet.
A cold wallet still beats coinbase I think. But coinbase is a good one no doubt about it. But paper wallet and hardware wallet I still think are the winners.
Even it doesn't bother you, coinbase or government would be curious if you keep a lot of bitcoin there
I heard few people got their bitcoin's locked by coinbase because they failed to answer few question
And, of course cold wallet is better than coinbase vault. we don't know really know details on how they keep our bitcoin, so it could be bad.
Hardware wallet would be best option, even if it's a bit expensive
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
i don't like how with coinbase you're 100% tracked, if you hold something, there and also i suspect there are fee for retiring your fund, better to stick with local wallet dunno why people can't handle them
bitcoin was meant for to be used by you only, not by a third party also...
The tracked part does not bother me as I do nothing with it worth hiding. They would be bored to tears with mine. But most of mine comes from mining... so really it's pretty good as far as not being tracked, I could mine into any BTC address an start a wallet.
A cold wallet still beats coinbase I think. But coinbase is a good one no doubt about it. But paper wallet and hardware wallet I still think are the winners.
Even it doesn't bother you, coinbase or government would be curious if you keep a lot of bitcoin there
I heard few people got their bitcoin's locked by coinbase because they failed to answer few question
And, of course cold wallet is better than coinbase vault. we don't know really know details on how they keep our bitcoin, so it could be bad.
Hardware wallet would be best option, even if it's a bit expensive
Have you hear of one where they don't give coins to person though? I have heard of canceling account, but not taking coins from you.
It's pretty common if you try to buy on coinbase and sell on localbitcoin if you go direct there is a decent amount of ban. This is as they follow the KYC laws and don't want to help money laundering so cant really fault them to much.
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
i don't like how with coinbase you're 100% tracked, if you hold something, there and also i suspect there are fee for retiring your fund, better to stick with local wallet dunno why people can't handle them
bitcoin was meant for to be used by you only, not by a third party also...
The tracked part does not bother me as I do nothing with it worth hiding. They would be bored to tears with mine. But most of mine comes from mining... so really it's pretty good as far as not being tracked, I could mine into any BTC address an start a wallet.
A cold wallet still beats coinbase I think. But coinbase is a good one no doubt about it. But paper wallet and hardware wallet I still think are the winners.
Offline wallet.
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
i don't like how with coinbase you're 100% tracked, if you hold something, there and also i suspect there are fee for retiring your fund, better to stick with local wallet dunno why people can't handle them
bitcoin was meant for to be used by you only, not by a third party also...
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
Sorry but you are completely wrong. Online wallets are the worst way to store your bitcoins. As you don't have complete control over your money and you trust a third party to store your money. What if the get hacked, go bankrupt or something third? Well, you will lose your money.
Today i know is the best safeist bitcoin wallet note online. I will suggest coinbase because you have a very secured vault to transfer your coins in 48 hrs .... than the others....
Is paper wallet considered as a physical wallet?
If no, then you can save it as a digital file as a pdf or as jpg image.
On that page there are all necessary information to receive and spend your bitcoins.
If no, then you can save it as a digital file as a pdf or as jpg image.
On that page there are all necessary information to receive and spend your bitcoins.
A paper wallet is normally printed on a piece off paper. Sometimes stuck in physical coins. Or you can just store in safe place.
But you could print a PDF or other version and store it as a digital file. You would just have to be careful where you keep it. I would do a usb stick or two if you choose this route. I would not store on anything that is online or regular computer.
Well having more that 2-3 backups is more than recommended.
Sorting sensitive data in online platforms like computer, tabler or phones is not good.
As they can be attacked by any virus/getting corrupted or maybe will not work when you need.
i will always prefer paper wallet over anything else.
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hahaha this suks!Try to use paper or brain wallets. Each time you do a transaction, move all your bitcoin to a new address. So paper wallets might be the best choice, IMO.
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hahaha this suks!Try to use paper or brain wallets. Each time you do a transaction, move all your bitcoin to a new address. So paper wallets might be the best choice, IMO.
The safest way is to how you can make your any storage safe. Even you are using literally a safe storage to store your bitcoin without your self safety precautions your coins are still vulnerable.
Use old PC to store bitcoin, because new PC can have firmware rewrittable virus on it, that boots directly before the OS and could leak info:
hahaha this suks!Try to use paper or brain wallets. Each time you do a transaction, move all your bitcoin to a new address. So paper wallets might be the best choice, IMO.
The safest way to store your bitcoin is to send all of them to paper wallet.
Use old PC to store bitcoin, because new PC can have firmware rewrittable virus on it, that boots directly before the OS and could leak info:
The problem remains though if you have an infected computer and access a CD or USB it can get the information from when you access it, with a security breach. So even though a CD cannot be written to again (assuming used a regular cd). If you get your wallet.dat off cd and use it the virus/malware could have accessed it.
The only way CD or USB data remains safe is if host computer is not infected. If it's infected either one of the ways could possibly lose the file to the security problem.
I agree but atleast it keep the data untouched. A cryptolocker would be fatal on the other hand. Even if they dont get your money, they can make sure that you dont get it either.
So thats why everybody should have atleast 2-3 CD backups with a wallet to avoid this disaster.
Same could be said is you should have one or two backups of USB sticks. They are not expensive at all (get a decent brand to prevent crapping out). But if you use just one and others are backup if it did get a virus that locked data you could switch computers and usb.
USB drives can handle more extreme environment's then CD's in most cases. They also have some that are extra resistant to elements.
But I think if computer is compromised CD or USB drive you could be screwed if it's looking for wallet.dat or other files associated with USB.
The problem remains though if you have an infected computer and access a CD or USB it can get the information from when you access it, with a security breach. So even though a CD cannot be written to again (assuming used a regular cd). If you get your wallet.dat off cd and use it the virus/malware could have accessed it.
The only way CD or USB data remains safe is if host computer is not infected. If it's infected either one of the ways could possibly lose the file to the security problem.
I agree but atleast it keep the data untouched. A cryptolocker would be fatal on the other hand. Even if they dont get your money, they can make sure that you dont get it either.
So thats why everybody should have atleast 2-3 CD backups with a wallet to avoid this disaster.
To all people who said to put wallet.dat in a USB stick, you are wrong
if the USB stick get infected by a virus, the virus might delete (or corrupte) wallet.dat file
so I recommend burning in into a CD using a burn studio to deny viruses from doing anything to the file
if the USB stick get infected by a virus, the virus might delete (or corrupte) wallet.dat file
so I recommend burning in into a CD using a burn studio to deny viruses from doing anything to the file
But the USB stick would have to get infected from something. So if the USB get's infected your computer is infected and the USB stick was infected second.
So no matter what usb stick or cd. The infected computer could compromise the wallet.dat (or other files). When they are being loaded on computer. This is why you really should only use it with a clean computer. If you use one that you surf or worse torrent with there is a bigger chance of it being infected.
If a USB stick is unpluged and cold storage it cannot be hacked unless host computer is compromised when it plugs in.
If you wanna hold the wallet for long term (and its a deterministic waller), then you burn it into a CD to avoid cryptolocker and other shit.
If you use the wallet frequently then an USB is good, but always have multiple backups in case of a cryptolocker infection.
The problem remains though if you have an infected computer and access a CD or USB it can get the information from when you access it, with a security breach. So even though a CD cannot be written to again (assuming used a regular cd). If you get your wallet.dat off cd and use it the virus/malware could have accessed it.
The only way CD or USB data remains safe is if host computer is not infected. If it's infected either one of the ways could possibly lose the file to the security problem.
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