Which BTC wallet are you using - page 29.

steven.G999

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Quote from: shogdite on March 04, 2015, 04:54:02 AM

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Quote from: anshar on March 03, 2015, 09:18:31 PM

I personally use Blockchain, as it's by far the most convenient and easy to use.

yes I think almost everyone uses blockchain, because it is reliable. Simple and easy to use.

and walletnya quite compatible in every game direct

Haven't used Blockchain.info since the 'hacks' but it does look like a lot of people still use their wallets to store btc.

Electrum is one of my favorite wallets without doubt, was glad to hear its been bundled with the latest Tails OS. Apart from that I keep a few satoshi in exchanges so I can quickly buy some alts without having to wait to deposit bitcoin.

yes i also been hacked one time in the wallet blockchain, and that when I do not wear 2FA. and maybe I hit a keylogger.

but after using 2FA, I never get hackers again

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Yoohoo

Quote from: TheGrapist on March 05, 2015, 07:37:22 AM

coinbase and btc-e

btc-e is not a wallet - just an exchanger. Coinbase is wallet, but it is actually not your coin (because you do not control your private key), so you may wish to use clients like bitcoin-qt, electrum or multibit, or at least bc.info.

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coinbase and btc-e

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Blockchain is the best , and easy Cheesy

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Quote from: [Member] on March 04, 2015, 11:52:11 AM

I prefer use Blockchain than others, just pay 0.1 mBtc for any transfer Cool

not very safe imho, better to have a local wallet(i prefer to have more control over my money) and a few pen drive for cold storage

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Quote from: NadineWilliams on March 05, 2015, 02:48:37 AM

I am using Bit-X wallet at the moment
High level security and reliability Cool

That's not a wallet, just an exchanger. If you do not control private key, it is not your coins. Always, remember Mt.Gox and BTER.

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I am using Bit-X wallet at the moment
High level security and reliability Cool

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Don't let others control your BTC -> self custody

Quote from: velveno on March 04, 2015, 08:47:44 PM

i use electrum and multibit
i really enjoy microwallets since i dont need to download the whole blockchain.

Somebody has to do the hard job... so yea, Bit core FTW.

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Multibit. Light, responsive and easy.
It just works for what it's intended.

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Quote from: velveno on March 04, 2015, 08:47:44 PM

i use electrum and multibit
i really enjoy microwallets since i dont need to download the whole blockchain.

Hahaha true, i started with multibit and then migrated to electrum nice choice!

velveno

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i use electrum and multibit
i really enjoy microwallets since i dont need to download the whole blockchain.

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-Paper
-Armory
-trezor with electrum

This is the only wallets you should be using, nothing else will give you the best security.

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Blockchain.info

Block.io

p2pwallet.cc

coinbase

XAPO

That's all for bitcoins...

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Quote from: erikalui on March 04, 2015, 01:00:33 PM

I have started using Bit-x wallet as well and the fee charged is quite less per transaction (about 0.5%) but it does take an hour or 2 for the transfer to be completed. Blockchain's fee is not fixed and sometimes I am charged 0.001 to 0.0001 per transaction.

That's not wallet, but an exchanger! Various exchanges (Mt. Gox, BTER, etc etc) reminds you not to store coins there.

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Quote from: irfan_pak10 on March 04, 2015, 12:03:53 PM

Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on March 04, 2015, 12:01:18 PM

Quote from: [Member] on March 04, 2015, 11:52:11 AM

I prefer use Blockchain than others, just pay 0.1 mBtc for any transfer Cool

Every wallet is like that. It is the recommended fee. 0.0001BTC/1000 bytes. So if your transaction is greater than 1000 bytes, you will have to pay 0.0002BTC but if you want only to pay 0.0001BTC, you can set a custom fee.

-MZ

But some wallets has fixed amount like bx.in.th and btc-e i have the idea because i used them. They have fixed amount of fess like bx.in has .002 btc and btc-e has .001 regardless how much btc you are sending

bx.in.th and btc-e are not "wallets". They're exchanges and those fees are part of their income.

Real wallets charge only the network fee which varies but it's usually 0.0001.

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Quote from: irfan_pak10 on March 04, 2015, 12:03:53 PM

But some wallets has fixed amount like bx.in.th and btc-e i have the idea because i used them. They have fixed amount of fess like bx.in has .002 btc and btc-e has .001 regardless how much btc you are sending

I prefer wallets that have a fixed fee for all transactions regardless of the amount as when you see a large amount, the fee appears very small but if you are sending or receiving small amounts, the fee becomes an issue.

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I have started using Bit-x wallet as well and the fee charged is quite less per transaction (about 0.5%) but it does take an hour or 2 for the transfer to be completed. Blockchain's fee is not fixed and sometimes I am charged 0.001 to 0.0001 per transaction.

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Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on March 04, 2015, 12:01:18 PM

Quote from: [Member] on March 04, 2015, 11:52:11 AM

I prefer use Blockchain than others, just pay 0.1 mBtc for any transfer Cool

Every wallet is like that. It is the recommended fee. 0.0001BTC/1000 bytes. So if your transaction is greater than 1000 bytes, you will have to pay 0.0002BTC but if you want only to pay 0.0001BTC, you can set a custom fee.

-MZ

But some wallets has fixed amount like bx.in.th and btc-e i have the idea because i used them. They have fixed amount of fess like bx.in has .002 btc and btc-e has .001 regardless how much btc you are sending

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Quote from: [Member] on March 04, 2015, 11:52:11 AM

I prefer use Blockchain than others, just pay 0.1 mBtc for any transfer Cool

Every wallet is like that. It is the recommended fee. 0.0001BTC/1000 bytes. So if your transaction is greater than 1000 bytes, you will have to pay 0.0002BTC but if you want only to pay 0.0001BTC, you can set a custom fee.

-MZ

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I prefer use Blockchain than others, just pay 0.1 mBtc for any transfer Cool

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