Topic: Which wallet do you use? (Read 1021 times)
blockchain online wallet
paper for me.
I generated the addressed offline, printed them up as certificates, had them laminated. then send btc to the funding address. Now they rest securely offline with a copy in a second location to protect against destruction by fire.
I generated the addressed offline, printed them up as certificates, had them laminated. then send btc to the funding address. Now they rest securely offline with a copy in a second location to protect against destruction by fire.
Armory for the win Wink! Just to flexible with hot and cold wallets made pretty easy.
It has been a RAM hog but that has been improved. Down side (depending on your outlook) is you need bitcoin-qt to have the blockchain on your machine for at least hot wallets. Not needed on a cold wallet storage. This is being worked on now I am pretty sure.
It has been a RAM hog but that has been improved. Down side (depending on your outlook) is you need bitcoin-qt to have the blockchain on your machine for at least hot wallets. Not needed on a cold wallet storage. This is being worked on now I am pretty sure.
Blockchain.info with paper wallet and accounts set to "Watch Only"
Yeah I have never and never will consider storing large sums in online wallets without an imminent transaction in mind. I was mainly curious about the offline wallets as I have never seen them mentioned in threads before.
I use Armory offline/online view only of course for tha bigger stack and a blockchain webwallet for quick and small transactions/playmoney/phoneapp..ect ect. 
First thing to learn about btc is how to secure your BTC local and OFFLINE...OFFLINE only..
Cheerzzzzz
First thing to learn about btc is how to secure your BTC local and OFFLINE...OFFLINE only..
Cheerzzzzz
Hi, using Bitcoin-QT for that. On a severely secured PC. And once I don't need my bitcoins, the wallet.dat file is removed, since I do not want any excess vulnerability as to my wallet.
For this very same reason I'm not using any mobile wallet, nor any web wallet.
I don't trust other parties with it.
For this very same reason I'm not using any mobile wallet, nor any web wallet.
I don't trust other parties with it.
At the moment I am using Bitcoin-QT which works fine, however out of curiosity I would like to know which wallet(s) you use, trust and why? Looking at Bitcoin.org these are some of the options although I am sure other alternatives are available.
Software Wallet
Mobile Wallet
Web Wallet
Software Wallet
- Bitcoin-QT
- Multibit
- Armory
- Electrum
Mobile Wallet
- Bitcoin Wallet
Web Wallet
- Blockchain
- Paytunia
- BIPS
- Coinbase
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