I have several wallets with several addresses on different platforms. I use Electrum on Linux, Copay on Windows and Simple Bitcoin Wallet on Android. So far so good.
I wrote something around the Android one here on the forum: check it out
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/simple-bitcoin-wallet-for-android-found-on-f-droid-market-1432390
Topic: Which wallet are you using? (Read 4794 times)
I use a Ledger wallet. It opens through a chrome app which is super fast and can be downloaded on a jiffy if you don't have it already. The wallet itself is like a Trezor, air-gapped, which is the best convenient alternative to a cold wallet.
Using electrum on Linux on my desktop Pc with it holding 100% of my funds, online , saved the seed in different offline places.
I am keeping also Mycelium on my android but this wallet has to see its first satoshi yet
I am keeping also Mycelium on my android but this wallet has to see its first satoshi yet
right now 90% of my coins are in a paper wallet, which im using on my iphone using bither app. the other ~10% is in my coinbase wallet, which i use for regular spending. i really like the coinbase app look.
I'm using blockchain for online & multibit for offline
They are both easy to use.
Remember that online wallet can be offline too so prevent your savings on online wallet into offline one by copying private key ( as per multibit method )
It is a desktop one. Transferring the private key from an online wallet is significantly less secure than generating a new address on the desktop client. Online wallets do have knowledge of your private key and there is a possibility of them keeping the private key even though it has been deleted from the client side. The RNG used when generating the private key could also be flawed. They are both easy to use.
Im just using blockchain and coinbase and the same time i used a web wallet which is good and made only for our country where there so many promo and features i love this wallet 
Remember that online wallet can be offline too so prevent your savings on online wallet into offline one by copying private key ( as per multibit method )
electrum for pc client
XAPO for web based
XAPO for web based
I use multibit. i like it because it is simplistic and loads faster than the normal client.
I use Electrum as my Internet is too slow to download the entire Bitcoincore 
I'm using blockchain for online & multibit for offline
They are both easy to use.
Remember that online wallet can be offline too so prevent your savings on online wallet into offline one by copying private key ( as per multibit method )
They are both easy to use.
Im just using blockchain and coinbase and the same time i used a web wallet which is good and made only for our country where there so many promo and features i love this wallet
Remember that online wallet can be offline too so prevent your savings on online wallet into offline one by copying private key ( as per multibit method )
Im just using blockchain and coinbase and the same time i used a web wallet which is good and made only for our country where there so many promo and features i love this wallet
I'm still using bitcoin core, its just sucks when it syncs with the network, but its all right, easy to use... just needs patience while waiting, or just needs to do a daily update to make sure that it is ready when you need it..
I was just curious as to what wallets people use and how they keep their coins safe. I use Blockchain.info on my tablet. I don't keep my savings in that wallet due to security issues. On my PC and my Max I use Bitcoin Core. You may have to wait for blockchain to sync but it's way more secure. What are your preferences?
I also use blockchain.info. I don't have the android app of this wallet. I just make it more secure by using confirmation code, clue when I forget my password. it's secure enough.
Using a paper wallet to hold my funds and Blockchain Web Wallet as hot wallet.
I use Electrum for when I'm at home, Mycellum for on the go, and Armory on a ColdPi on the rare occasion that I'm holding a decent amount. I use a Yubikey for protection on Electrum and feel pretty safe with it, so I honestly may put the rPi to better use somehow soon..
I use Electrum and blockchain.info. Blockchain.info is so that I can access my BTC where ever I go since it's a web wallet.
I use Electrum on my laptop because it's a SPV wallet so you don't have to sync the blockchain which is annoying. It's easy to use and great!
Might try using MultiBit HD sometime soon.
I use Electrum on my laptop because it's a SPV wallet so you don't have to sync the blockchain which is annoying. It's easy to use and great!
Might try using MultiBit HD sometime soon.
I was just curious as to what wallets people use and how they keep their coins safe. I use Blockchain.info on my tablet. I don't keep my savings in that wallet due to security issues. On my PC and my Max I use Bitcoin Core. You may have to wait for blockchain to sync but it's way more secure. What are your preferences?
Until i get a new HDD i can't run a bitcoin core wallet ( yes im running out of space ), with is the one i would like to use, until then i think that multibit HD will be my current one, easy to use, very secure and really faster.
Out of the wallets mentioned,which ones are known to have glitches in sending bitcoin right away?
When using a mobile account I do not want to be hanging and usually place coin in multiple accounts just in case one hangs.
But I only cash out usually from a atm and have yet to make a sale otherwise.
When using a mobile account I do not want to be hanging and usually place coin in multiple accounts just in case one hangs.
But I only cash out usually from a atm and have yet to make a sale otherwise.
Electrum and multibit.
I'm thinking about buyin a HW wallet, of at least have a couple paper wallets just in case
I'm thinking about buyin a HW wallet, of at least have a couple paper wallets just in case
i hate it when bitcoin core sync for almost forever. i tried to install it on my laptop since i like to have my coins there and that i can bring my laptop to some remote areas. but its such a pain waiting for the sync to be done.
i have a multibithd on my laptop instead, it still sync but not really that long like how bitcoin core would.
i have a multibithd on my laptop instead, it still sync but not really that long like how bitcoin core would.
I have all my coins in my personal cold storage, addresses created with libbitcoin's `bx` command, stored on encrypted USB drive, and import addresses as needed into either electrum or bitcoind, mycelium for mobile. I would never trust any site or third party to hold onto my coins for more than a few hours at a time, like for trading or purchasing.
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