Topic: Which wallet are you using? (Read 4747 times)
I'm using blockchain.info and multibit
Bitcoin-qt
Depends on what service you use but for every coin on your wallets there should be a private key that you can extract and then import to another wallet. What service are you using exactly? There should be something like "generate private key" or "export" in the menu. you copy the output of that function to clipboard, go to the wallet where you want all your bitcoins in and then you have to look for something like "import private key" and paste it into it and then it should work. If you can specify on the service you use i might be able to give further help but I'll be off to bed now and will get some rest first.
Hope you can figure it out with the given information.
Hope you can figure it out with the given information.
I currently use one address with several wallets. Is there anyway i can consolidate all these into one so i know exactly what i have? Any help would be much appreciated.
I personally use blockchain.info because the API works well with my faucet. I also tried the bitcoin-qt but it needs ages to sync so I extracted the private key and moved funds to my other wallet. inputs.io takes fees and therefor I wouldnt use it. I'm not sure if they are mixing the coins while they are stored in your wallet but someone told me so I rather don't use them because there's free to use wallets like the opensource one from coinpunk in which i will have a look as soon as i got my own server running for my faucet and other stuff i planned.
Inputs.io
Has anyone else tried Coinbase? After waiting 5 days to get my order processed, I got an email saying that it had been canceled because I'm a "high risk," which is comical. The site seems to have potential, but it's currently not well organized or run.
I mainly use qt wallets
I have been watching bitcoin discussion for quite a while, and the first time I tried was bitcoin-qt. It was/is a CPU and disk space hog, especially if you try to use it to mine coins. After doing some more research the other night, I ended up using Multibit. It is fast, and lightweight 
Aside from Multibit, I actually use LocalBitcoins with Google Authenticator for my online wallet. LocalBitcoins is a great way to get coins by the way.
Aside from Multibit, I actually use LocalBitcoins with Google Authenticator for my online wallet. LocalBitcoins is a great way to get coins by the way.
Blockchain and multibit
bitcoin-qt and blockchain.info
Multibit, because it syncs fast and everything works the way it should. Very nice and lightweight too.
I am using multibit wallet.
Hi all,
first Post for me here.
I´m using Bitcoin-qt in combination with Armory.
Nice software which allows you to create pretty easy an 100% safe offline wallet (that was the most important reason for me to take that one).
-Cheers
first Post for me here.
I´m using Bitcoin-qt in combination with Armory.
Nice software which allows you to create pretty easy an 100% safe offline wallet (that was the most important reason for me to take that one).
-Cheers
strong coin forever!
i;ve tried many wallets but my favorite is bitcoin qt.
I use Electrum.
Electrum is a very good, newbie friendly client. It doesn't require to download the whole blockchain to your computer, because it talks to dedicated Electrum servers, not to the P2P network. On the other hand, the private keys that are needed to handle your transactions never leave your computer, so the servers can't steal your money. It also has some useful command line functionality for quick queries or for writing scripts.
Electrum is a very good, newbie friendly client. It doesn't require to download the whole blockchain to your computer, because it talks to dedicated Electrum servers, not to the P2P network. On the other hand, the private keys that are needed to handle your transactions never leave your computer, so the servers can't steal your money. It also has some useful command line functionality for quick queries or for writing scripts.
I use blockchain, and they have several issue this few days
I use Bitcoin-qt and inputs.io... 
I use blockchain however there are so many stories around here about lost funds that I'm starting to think that I better go with cold storage on hard drive.
Seem all lost funds stories have common enemy: Malware
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