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Topic: Working On Bitcoin Wallet Software - More Like A Safe (Read 374 times)

hero member
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I'm getting ready to launch my Kickstarter campaign which is basically a safe for bitcoins. I write computer software for a living.

It would be portable and you can install it on SD card, USB, Phone, PC, etc.

The way it works is in several layers of protection:

Layer 1: 1 BTC or less - Password Protected

Layer 2: 1.000001 - 4.99 BTC - Password and PIN Protected

Layer 3: 5 BTC or more - Password, PIN, and 2 Form Authentication

Whatever media you decide to install the software on would be offline, which means almost impossible for anyone to steal your BTC.

If you want to send, all you'd have to do is insert your USB, SD, etc. into a phone or computer with an internet connection. Then just remove it when you're done.

Just curious if anyone would be interested in this or if anyone has any suggestions to make it better.

These aren't the full details, but more of an overview.

That is a good idea but it will not attract many users. But perhaps some will be using it. You need to market it online and you will need advertisers that has catchy pick-up line that will be attracted to use your product. Without advertisement your product will just stay on your hands. You just need to expose it so more will know and some will buy.
sr. member
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I'm getting ready to launch my Kickstarter campaign which is basically a safe for bitcoins. I write computer software for a living.

It would be portable and you can install it on SD card, USB, Phone, PC, etc.

The way it works is in several layers of protection:

Layer 1: 1 BTC or less - Password Protected

Layer 2: 1.000001 - 4.99 BTC - Password and PIN Protected

Layer 3: 5 BTC or more - Password, PIN, and 2 Form Authentication

Whatever media you decide to install the software on would be offline, which means almost impossible for anyone to steal your BTC.

If you want to send, all you'd have to do is insert your USB, SD, etc. into a phone or computer with an internet connection. Then just remove it when you're done.

Just curious if anyone would be interested in this or if anyone has any suggestions to make it better.

These aren't the full details, but more of an overview.
1. How are you even planning on making this cross-platform? One does not simply install something on an SD card and run it everywhere.
full member
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What would be worst case scenario if the media where you stored it was lost. Can it be saved say on something like dropbox or google drive. Any more information or screenshots on this.
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I'm getting ready to launch my Kickstarter campaign which is basically a safe for bitcoins. I write computer software for a living.

It would be portable and you can install it on SD card, USB, Phone, PC, etc.

The way it works is in several layers of protection:

Layer 1: 1 BTC or less - Password Protected

Layer 2: 1.000001 - 4.99 BTC - Password and PIN Protected

Layer 3: 5 BTC or more - Password, PIN, and 2 Form Authentication

Whatever media you decide to install the software on would be offline, which means almost impossible for anyone to steal your BTC.

If you want to send, all you'd have to do is insert your USB, SD, etc. into a phone or computer with an internet connection. Then just remove it when you're done.

Just curious if anyone would be interested in this or if anyone has any suggestions to make it better.

These aren't the full details, but more of an overview.
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