Topic: What type of wallet do you use? - page 8. (Read 38583 times)
Just got my Trezor yesterday and so far love the security it offers. Looking for another wallet that can carry some different altcoins for some smaller investments.
I use different ones but mainly I use Electrum as a desktop wallet and for day to day use and spending.
I use the Ledger HW.1 hardware wallet as cold storage and to keep my majority of bitcoin safe from hacker attacks or different malware you can get in the internet.
Same, the ledger is like a physical safe for money, to secure them, and the Electrum resembles a regular wallet, in which you hold money for everyday operations I use the Ledger HW.1 hardware wallet as cold storage and to keep my majority of bitcoin safe from hacker attacks or different malware you can get in the internet.
Exodus (Eden). One of the cons is definitely that you can't change transactions fees
I am using the Electrum desktop wallet because i can access it on phone and get to use the extra features like send to many,etc that i can not get on other wallets like blockchain.info
I use different ones but mainly I use Electrum as a desktop wallet and for day to day use and spending.
I use the Ledger HW.1 hardware wallet as cold storage and to keep my majority of bitcoin safe from hacker attacks or different malware you can get in the internet.
I use the Ledger HW.1 hardware wallet as cold storage and to keep my majority of bitcoin safe from hacker attacks or different malware you can get in the internet.
I use bitcoin Core (last version). Installed on my laptop.
I use hardware wallet,like trezor.I think that is the safe and best way to keep bitcoin.
I don't have many bitcoin so I usually use online wallet because it's more practice to use. I can use it anywhere any time only by smartphone.
There is a thread about recomendations for the best wallet to use, but not all practice what they preach, so this poll is to see what people are actually using.
I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
i guess the i will recommend using a hardware wallet when it comes in security offline wallets are definitely have a high security and invulnerable when it comes to hacking so i guess this is really recommended also you can try web waller it is more realable because you can easily use it. I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
We are trading and investing almost 24 hours a day at this company. The number one place where we have Bitcoin is sitting there on the exchange waiting for another trade. If we ever do want to move it off in a cold storage, we use a lightweight software wallet. It is a hassle in moving bitcoins from cold to normal storage specially in the case like us where we need bitcoin to be always avaible to send and receive.
I do not use any single wallet for my bitcoins. I always keep more than two wallets including hardware and online wallet. This is the key to safely store my bitcoins. I also maintain a small balance in my trading accounts which I use for daily trading.
never keep your bitcoins in any single wallet as it can be hacked and you will end up loosing all your bitcoins. Always use more than two wallets for your bitcoins so that if any one wallet is hacked, some of your bitcoins will be saved.
Actually, I prefer to use online wallet because it helps to pay some bills and I can also send money easily. In addition to that, using of online wallet will keep your bitcoin safe and secure. However. I also have offline wallet or also called hardware wallet that you need to install to your computer. never keep your bitcoins in any single wallet as it can be hacked and you will end up loosing all your bitcoins. Always use more than two wallets for your bitcoins so that if any one wallet is hacked, some of your bitcoins will be saved.
Electrum is the best for me.
Recently, I have a problem with my transaction which took a long time and I got worried about it.
Read about how to make it faster and thanks to the option of Electrum that adds fees so that it can be faster even if the transaction is done but not yet final. This is a great innovation from them. I didn't knew it existed until I experienced the problem.
Recently, I have a problem with my transaction which took a long time and I got worried about it.
Read about how to make it faster and thanks to the option of Electrum that adds fees so that it can be faster even if the transaction is done but not yet final. This is a great innovation from them. I didn't knew it existed until I experienced the problem.
There is a thread about recomendations for the best wallet to use, but not all practice what they preach, so this poll is to see what people are actually using.
I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
I make use of coins.ph as a bitcoin wallet.Coins.ph can able to make your money grow faster and bigger .With just inviting friends and loading using the coins.ph you can have an additional money in your account. I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
wow, I didn't expect web wallets to be the number one choice, but I guess it's easy and people don't think about security until they get hacked and burned.
Estimates are a quarter to a third of all bitcoin may be "lost".
electrum can be considered as one of the best performance wallets. Unless you are learning about the blockchain and bitcoin system and also the nodes, electrum is your best choice. Never use online wallet because they are totally suck
Yes, that corresponds to my own thoughts after I did some research a year ago when migrating from the full node.
Well, "totally suck" may be an exaggeration. I do not say that online wallets should not be used at all, now I myself use some for altcoins, but the value of coins there in my case is tiny. Personally I prefer to use open source software whenever possible and I generally do not trust applications running on a remote server. It is also easy to make backup of a local application. Moreover, as far as I remember, not all web wallets allow you to own private keys.
I voted for webwallet I only use blockchain.info for my btc
Also, where's the tattoo poll option? 
There is a thread about recomendations for the best wallet to use, but not all practice what they preach, so this poll is to see what people are actually using.
I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
if you ask what kind of wallet that most of peoples are used i am sure that web wallet is the best answer because web wallet is very easy to use and easy to create. we don't need to throw money to buy or purchase anything. web wallet such as blockchain, coinbase, xapo and many else. I understand that some people use multiple wallets of different kinds, so this poll asks which wallet is most used, this can be measured either by quantity of bitcoin or ammount of transactions.
i am used these all (having account on that wallet) but my mostly used is blockchain due to blockchain is most familiar for me.
wow, I didn't expect web wallets to be the number one choice, but I guess it's easy and people don't think about security until they get hacked and burned.
Hmm…Electrum? I once heard that they were stealing bitcoins that belongs to users, before someone clarified that the thieved were Electrum.org, a fake website that came up to deceive people. By the way, I make use of mobile wallets anddesktop wallets. I think I’m okay with them. Though I’m thinking of adopting hardware as another option.
I've seen some warnings about phishing sites. https://electrum.org is the official web site. The client is open source and the first version I've used ( 1.9.8 ) was included in Debian GNU/Linux distribution, which is itself a sign of trustworthiness. The downloads at the official web site are signed and I recommend to always check the signature before installing.
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