Topic: What wallet do you use for your Bitcoin? - page 3. (Read 5973 times)
I use blockchain.info and Android wallet.
I'm using Multibit but probably I will change because some users are experiencing bugs and I won't be the next one.
Right now I also use Bitcoin core, also use Blockchain.info.
I use Core mostly. I've experimented with some others, but it's either Core for the desktop, or Bitcoin for Android.
If you have 2-factor set up and aern't lax with the security of your wallet.dat file you should be fine. The only people who ever lose funds in these hacks are when they haven't got 2-factor set up.
Nope. I have seen multiple posts here in bitcointalk, from people who had their coins stolen from blockchain.info despite enabling the 2-factor set up. If the hacker somehow succeeds in installing a keylogger or other spyware, then even the 2-factor authorization will be of very little use. Also, a lot of hacks are also occurring as a result of phishing links.
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Electrum, Blockchain.info and bitWallet. 
I used Multibit but lost the files, I will probably use Multibit again instead of Electrum. Just want to test the features.
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I used Multibit but lost the files, I will probably use Multibit again instead of Electrum. Just want to test the features.~~MZ~~
I use Bitcoin Core, Blockchain.info ,and I'll try Armory in the future.
For online storage I use blockchain.info, but for offline storage I'm going to abandon the wallet altogether, store the private key in an Aegis secure key is enough
Me too use blockchain.info for online storage. But since wallet hacks are getting too frequent, nowadays
If you have 2-factor set up and aern't lax with the security of your wallet.dat file you should be fine. The only people who ever lose funds in these hacks are when they haven't got 2-factor set up.
For online storage I use blockchain.info, but for offline storage I'm going to abandon the wallet altogether, store the private key in an Aegis secure key is enough
Me too use blockchain.info for online storage. But since wallet hacks are getting too frequent, nowadays I store only a few mBTC in each of my online wallets. Most of my stash is safely stored in paper wallets and USB sticks.
BTW... I am keeping a few mBTC in my Bitstamp account also, in case of any emergencies.
Long term funds , I use Armory. Mostly cold storage, and I have a dedicated laptop that has never touched the internet for signing transactions.
Short term funds , Blockchain.info wallet
Short term funds , Blockchain.info wallet
For online storage I use blockchain.info, but for offline storage I'm going to abandon the wallet altogether, store the private key in an Aegis secure key is enough
From the beginning, I was using wallets from different clients, but once I fully understood how private key works, I found out that the private key is much more simple to work with than wallet files, and with wallet you are client-dependent. I'd rather use the private key directly for easy of access, and all the clients can import private key
From the beginning, I was using wallets from different clients, but once I fully understood how private key works, I found out that the private key is much more simple to work with than wallet files, and with wallet you are client-dependent. I'd rather use the private key directly for easy of access, and all the clients can import private key
Bitcoin QT is the best.
Well me, I use blockchain and bitcoincore. I do not advice a lot of wallets. You might forget one of them.
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I use Multibit like principal one
I also use electrum some times
I like both but I prefer multibit
I also use electrum some times
I like both but I prefer multibit
I use https://BitArmored.com .. safest Bitcoin cold storage wallet
You mean you use it to rob your customers. Okay, I guess that answers the question "What wallet do you use for your Bitcoin."
OMG! Moriarty told the TRUTH! WOW! Impressive Mike. Truly impressive! Lets go use bitarmored everyone!
i'm using blockchain wallet
Started out just with Bitcoin Core but now I'm pretty much just using Blockchain.info and Electrum. Armory is also excellent security wise, looking forward to Dark Wallet when it gets released on Firefox.
I use Bitcoin-Qt
keeping things simple ftw
keeping things simple ftw
For day to day transactions I use MultiBit. It's fairly simple, easy to use, and also syncs acceptably fast. The best thing is that it can very comfortably manage multiple wallets at once. For long storage I use paper wallets and sometimes I also use Electrum.
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