Which Bitcoin Client do you use and why ? - page 37.

BitCoinDream

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Quote from: zeroday on March 01, 2014, 03:37:34 PM

BrainWallet is the best and the most secure.
Of course unless you use "correct horse battery staple" or "bitcoin is awesome" as passphrase

You can access it anytime and everywhere.

I heard BrainWallet transfers all your funds while you are making a Tx. True ?

E.exchanger

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Blockchain.info because its the most secure I guess plus for back up I use paper wallets.

zeroday

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BrainWallet is the best and the most secure.
Of course unless you use "correct horse battery staple" or "bitcoin is awesome" as passphrase

You can access it anytime and everywhere.

BitCoinDream

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Quote from: roslinpl on February 23, 2014, 08:36:53 PM

Quote from: dreamspark on February 23, 2014, 06:26:01 PM

Quote from: roslinpl on February 23, 2014, 06:05:02 PM

For linux os I would just recommend official qt for linux.

I don't want to run a full node as like I said it will be a semi hot wallet meaning I may not turn it on for a few weeks and dont want to have to wait a couple of hours for it to sync before I could send a payment.

use blockchain.info wallet

+1

roslinpl

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Quote from: dreamspark on February 23, 2014, 06:26:01 PM

Quote from: roslinpl on February 23, 2014, 06:05:02 PM

For linux os I would just recommend official qt for linux.

I don't want to run a full node as like I said it will be a semi hot wallet meaning I may not turn it on for a few weeks and dont want to have to wait a couple of hours for it to sync before I could send a payment.

use blockchain.info wallet

dreamspark

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Quote from: roslinpl on February 23, 2014, 06:05:02 PM

For linux os I would just recommend official qt for linux.

I don't want to run a full node as like I said it will be a semi hot wallet meaning I may not turn it on for a few weeks and dont want to have to wait a couple of hours for it to sync before I could send a payment.

roslinpl

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Quote from: dreamspark on February 23, 2014, 05:28:54 PM

Quote from: zemario on February 23, 2014, 02:08:40 PM

Electrum is too simplistic for my taste. The deterministic seed is cool but I do not like to use my addresses with an abstraction that is too far removed from what is actually going on. Heck, I don't even like the "wallet" concept, it spreads your coins across addresses you don't pick.
Eelectrum, the last time I tried, it only let you use one single set of addresses, there is not way to keep two separate amounts.

What would you recommend and why. I currently use paper wallets but want to start running a semi hot wallet on a linux laptop. Not keeping large amounts in there and not keeping it on all the time, just a way to keep some coins accessible but not on an exchange.

For linux os I would just recommend official qt for linux.

dreamspark

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Quote from: zemario on February 23, 2014, 02:08:40 PM

Electrum is too simplistic for my taste. The deterministic seed is cool but I do not like to use my addresses with an abstraction that is too far removed from what is actually going on. Heck, I don't even like the "wallet" concept, it spreads your coins across addresses you don't pick.
Eelectrum, the last time I tried, it only let you use one single set of addresses, there is not way to keep two separate amounts.

What would you recommend and why. I currently use paper wallets but want to start running a semi hot wallet on a linux laptop. Not keeping large amounts in there and not keeping it on all the time, just a way to keep some coins accessible but not on an exchange.

roslinpl

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Quote from: neot on February 23, 2014, 01:18:35 PM

MultiBit. It is quick to load and sync.

Multibit is very cute

indeed!

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Quote from: dreamspark on February 23, 2014, 01:47:54 PM

What do people see as the main advantages of multibit over electrum?

Im currently using electrum but everyone is raving on about multibit. I thought the fact that electrum used deterministic seeds would make it more popular.

Anyone care to enlighten me ?

Electrum is too simplistic for my taste. The deterministic seed is cool but I do not like to use my addresses with an abstraction that is too far removed from what is actually going on. Heck, I don't even like the "wallet" concept, it spreads your coins across addresses you don't pick.
Eelectrum, the last time I tried, it only let you use one single set of addresses, there is not way to keep two separate amounts.

dreamspark

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What do people see as the main advantages of multibit over electrum?

Im currently using electrum but everyone is raving on about multibit. I thought the fact that electrum used deterministic seeds would make it more popular.

Anyone care to enlighten me ?

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Quote from: apsvinet on February 18, 2014, 10:05:06 AM

Quote from: kriptokid on February 18, 2014, 09:13:17 AM

I use MultiBit, love it

Mulibit is just the best isn't it?
The simplicity makes me smile each time I open it.

neot

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MultiBit. It is quick to load and sync.

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Quote from: BitCoinDream on February 23, 2014, 11:21:07 AM

Quote from: naRky on February 18, 2014, 09:40:21 AM

blockchain wallet, but most of bitcoins are on paper wallet in fire resistance box on 3 locations in europe:)

3 locations in Europe !!! Are you a Bitcoin millionaire ?

Hahah he oughta be a billionaire rather, or perhaps just very very careful.

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Right now i am using Blockchain.info and multibit. Both works very well for me.

BitCoinDream

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Quote from: naRky on February 18, 2014, 09:40:21 AM

blockchain wallet, but most of bitcoins are on paper wallet in fire resistance box on 3 locations in europe:)

3 locations in Europe !!! Are you a Bitcoin millionaire ?

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Quote from: kriptokid on February 18, 2014, 09:13:17 AM

I use MultiBit, love it

Mulibit is just the best isn't it?
The simplicity makes me smile each time I open it.

naRky

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Bitcoin is the future...

blockchain wallet, but most of bitcoins are on paper wallet in fire resistance box on 3 locations in europe:)

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I don use client but i use blockchain

kriptokid

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I use MultiBit, love it

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