For the hotwallet, I use my own custom made wallet for longer storage and blockchain.info for very small amounts. And for cold storage I use .... nothing.
I don't have enough to justify cold storage yet.. but If I had to, maybe offline bitcoind.
Topic: Which Bitcoin Client do you use and why ? - page 18. (Read 49615 times)
I still use Coinbase for small amounts that I spend for different things online. I have a trezor as well as a few other wallets. I like trying out the different hardware wallets.
I use Coinbase as a way to hold small amounts of Bitcoin (Up to 0.1 BTC max). When it reaches that, then I'll transfer it over to my electrum wallet. I use Electrum, rather than any other alternative because it is a simple program, which makes it easy to use. Plus, it doesn't take up much space at all, so it's great for me. I use CoinBase over other online wallet alternatives because it was the very first wallet I used (apart from Bitcoin Core), which was back in 2013. I still use it, and I think it's great. 
Be careful about coinbase. Read: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/beware-of-coinbase-1022347
I switched to Electrum. It give you the ability of really configuring your transactions. You can even set the fees, set multiple output addresses, and so on. It also generates your addresses deterministically from a seed made up from multiple english words you have to write down. Rather nifty!
I use multibit as it is easy to use, has a lot of functionality(pgp sigs) and there is no one to worry about but myself. Obviously as I get more I will create some backups but for now it is adequate!
I use Coinbase as a way to hold small amounts of Bitcoin (Up to 0.1 BTC max). When it reaches that, then I'll transfer it over to my electrum wallet. I use Electrum, rather than any other alternative because it is a simple program, which makes it easy to use. Plus, it doesn't take up much space at all, so it's great for me. I use CoinBase over other online wallet alternatives because it was the very first wallet I used (apart from Bitcoin Core), which was back in 2013. I still use it, and I think it's great.
bitcoin core for my pc which works very well but wish it could start a bit faster. blockchain app on my smartphone that contains a small amount only as it is online storage. nothing can beat the blockchain app.
As long as your smartphone is not infected.
bitcoin core for my pc which works very well but wish it could start a bit faster. blockchain app on my smartphone that contains a small amount only as it is online storage. nothing can beat the blockchain app.
Bitcoin qt on PC and Mycelium on android
PC can be infected by malware and you may lose all your coins. Use paper wallet instead.
Blockchain.info
They're well-established Bitcoin pros.
I'm also trying to use a second Armory wallet cuz I wanna contribute as a full node. My internet is on the slower side, so I don't know how much of a help I'll be.
Don't keep your coins online, if they can get hacked your in trouble.They're well-established Bitcoin pros.
I'm also trying to use a second Armory wallet cuz I wanna contribute as a full node. My internet is on the slower side, so I don't know how much of a help I'll be.
I think keeping coins on blockchain.info and having their paper wallet downloaded is safe enough. Because they do not keep private keys in plain text. Those are encrypted by our password. So, even if the DB is hacked, attacker can not open it unless they know our password.
Bitcoin qt on PC and Mycelium on android
Blockchain.info
They're well-established Bitcoin pros.
I'm also trying to use a second Armory wallet cuz I wanna contribute as a full node. My internet is on the slower side, so I don't know how much of a help I'll be.
They're well-established Bitcoin pros.
I'm also trying to use a second Armory wallet cuz I wanna contribute as a full node. My internet is on the slower side, so I don't know how much of a help I'll be.
bitcoin core always, i like, very simple and pwoerful, and i'm not too afraid to DL the blockchain, with one ssd can be done in 45 mins
i tried multibit, but i find it lacking, armory, seems very complete but the setup appear to be time consuming, not as a fast as cCore
i tried multibit, but i find it lacking, armory, seems very complete but the setup appear to be time consuming, not as a fast as cCore
The new version of Bitcoin Core actually has quite a few improvements. It's come a long ways since the beginnings. Much better now.
Depends. I use all kinds. Mostly Breadwallet and sometimes Coinbase for small amounts if I still have any left after buying. Breadwallet is nice since I can have an instant backup with the phrase in case I lose my phone. Pretty sure I'd be entirely locked out of coinbase for a while if I lost my phone. I'd use my computer, but I'm honestly to afraid I'd have some sort of malware on it. I should look into using a multisig wallet.
I am using Bitcoin Core. It is still listed as first choice on bitcoin.org and when I was starting with bitcoin I dowloaded it first. But I am tech noob and Iwant to ask what is a multisig wallet? Is it better? And what is its purpose?
Depends. I use all kinds. Mostly Breadwallet and sometimes Coinbase for small amounts if I still have any left after buying. Breadwallet is nice since I can have an instant backup with the phrase in case I lose my phone. Pretty sure I'd be entirely locked out of coinbase for a while if I lost my phone. I'd use my computer, but I'm honestly to afraid I'd have some sort of malware on it. I should look into using a multisig wallet.
switched to blockchain again from coinbase because coinbase is kind of slow opening on my mobile browser dont know why i was fine few days ago
I use core on my desktop pc and electrum on my laptop. HD wallets like electrum are great for quickly setting up a wallet (don't have to wait days to download the blockchain ) even more so now it's bundled with Tails OS.
https://tails.boum.org/doc/anonymous_internet/electrum/index.en.html
) even more so now it's bundled with Tails OS.https://tails.boum.org/doc/anonymous_internet/electrum/index.en.html
bitcoin core always, i like, very simple and pwoerful, and i'm not too afraid to DL the blockchain, with one ssd can be done in 45 mins
i tried multibit, but i find it lacking, armory, seems very complete but the setup appear to be time consuming, not as a fast as cCore
i tried multibit, but i find it lacking, armory, seems very complete but the setup appear to be time consuming, not as a fast as cCore
I used to have my coins stored in Armory but after trying out electrum and then seeing how simple it is to use, there's no turning back. Not only that, it is fast, I would say secure as well and I like the set of 12 words seed that I actually can memorize by hard. So it's bitcoin no matter where I go. How cool is that.
Bitcoin qt on PC and Bitcoin Wallet on Android.
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