Paper wallet with BIP38 encryption for long term storage.
Blockchain.info with 2FA or Electrum for everyday usage.
Topic: What is your best bitcoin wallet? - page 2. (Read 6154 times)
I use my Coinbase bitcoin wallet for every day transactions and my Verso card for long term cold storage.
i started using blockchain.info and will be using it for long
bitaddress.org from a live-cd with the router unplugged.
bitcoin core/qt for funds I want easy access to.
bitcoin core/qt for funds I want easy access to.
For me blockchain.info, easier and faster access
just want to share about our wallet - coins.ph bitcoin wallet (also available for android phones https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=asia.coins.mobile)
Quoting from techinasia article: "The new [coins.ph] wallet allows customers to shop at online merchants who accept bitcoins, but the real emphasis is on sending cash to family and friends, paying bills, and instantly topping up prepaid phones." https://www.techinasia.com/coinsph-launches-bitcoin-wallet-tailored-emerging-markets/
Quoting from techinasia article: "The new [coins.ph] wallet allows customers to shop at online merchants who accept bitcoins, but the real emphasis is on sending cash to family and friends, paying bills, and instantly topping up prepaid phones." https://www.techinasia.com/coinsph-launches-bitcoin-wallet-tailored-emerging-markets/
most of people here use online wallet, like Blockchain~ 
(of course, me too)
(of course, me too) Mycelium has a 6 digit PIN, so you're pretty safe even if you lose your phone. It also can create encrypted backups of your private keys, and upload them to cloud services, e-mail, etc.
Mycelium PINs do not offer a lot of security, see here for more details.
Some PIN schemes do offer decent security, for example GreenAddress PINs are quite secure (see here for more details).
Mycelium has a 6 digit PIN, so you're pretty safe even if you lose your phone. It also can create encrypted backups of your private keys, and upload them to cloud services, e-mail, etc.
For online wallets (which I wouldn't personally recommend for large amounts of BTC):
I have nothing against Blockchain, they have a very good reputation, but everyone should realize that their two factor authentication is just about useless for protecting against malware (but it can help against phishing).
Younger (but less proven) online services which offer per-transaction multifactor authentication such as GreenAddress.it and BitGo.com offer very good (not perfect) protection against malware. If malware is a concern to you (it probably should be), you might want to consider one of these for your online wallet needs....
Or just go with a desktop wallet - I like Electrum and Armory for their easy one-time paper backups (and MultiBit HD is also nearing release).
I have nothing against Blockchain, they have a very good reputation, but everyone should realize that their two factor authentication is just about useless for protecting against malware (but it can help against phishing).
Younger (but less proven) online services which offer per-transaction multifactor authentication such as GreenAddress.it and BitGo.com offer very good (not perfect) protection against malware. If malware is a concern to you (it probably should be), you might want to consider one of these for your online wallet needs....
Or just go with a desktop wallet - I like Electrum and Armory for their easy one-time paper backups (and MultiBit HD is also nearing release).
Bitcoin-qt on a offline laptop, reformat the laptop before you install the wallet..
Blockchain for ordinary use.
Most of my coins are stored in offline wallet Armory.
Most of my coins are stored in offline wallet Armory.
The best one? Don't know... I prefer MultiBit and Electrum when I want to do custom transactions or sign transactions on an offline wallet. I also like the possibility of recovering the seed with the 12 words phrase.
Coinbase,i prefer online wallets,because physical wallets take long time to load.
You can use a thin client like Multibit or Electrum, so that you won't need to download the whole 20+ GB blockchain files.
Just download the latest version from the official site, and you can get your wallet ready within a minute or two.
Coinbase,i prefer online wallets,because physical wallets take long time to load.
I use only the bitcoin core qt because I want to be sure that there isn't any bug...
I am using a paper wallet to keep majority of my coin, and putting the rest in my bitcoin core wallet.
I use blockchain.info, easier, faster access, and more secure for now, easier to use because it has a familiar GUI, safer because it has double protection, and can backup lost wallet, i recomend this wallet to be used ... 
I don't know very well all the wallets but I downloaded electrum and I'm fine with it.
Armory, I like the multisig feature it's really useful 
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