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My favorite Bitcoin Wallet is the Bitcoin-Qt

http://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

I prefer electrum; syncing up with the network and DLing the chain just takes too much time with the stock wallet.

Armory if you want full control of your wallet. Can you recommend me some good illuminati/bilderberg-free wallets, Actor_Tom_Truong?

Usually the first one, is the best one.
And the first one here is: MultiBit :)

Kipochi wallet is the best.

https://kipochi.com/

Never heard about that, but considering your nickname I would not really trust it :/

blockchain.info/inputs & armory

+1
Official wallet = Safest wallet

Bitcoin-qt


http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/263/213/c40.jpg

Blockchain.info with a paper wallet. Easy, and secure.

bitcoin-qt is the best  :)

+1, QT is most used!

QT i guess!

Armory, safest and most feature rich for advance users.

if you ignore their downtimes / bugs :)

I have heard that there is a steep learning curve with electrum. Do you have to be a coder to figure it out?

I  like multibit but it didnt accept a return transfer that I tried. I sent out money and when it came time for the money to be returned it never arrived. Not sure if it was just that wallet or it was blockchain.

Inputs.io

Blockchain.info simple, easy.

anyone using the mycelium wallet? or know a good tutorial?

Armory with cold keys storage.

Im newbie...so, im sticking with blockchain  8)
https://blockchain.info/

there are for sure many good wallets oute there  :o

I preffer blockchain.info

No need to download 10GB of data

I use blockchain.info for managing my addresses in general, but I also have the Coin Control modded version of Bitcoin-QT that lets me pick the specific inputs when I craft a transaction <3

What about the brand new inputs.io (http://inputs.io), seems to be smooth, simple and evolutive with 2 factors system ...
we'll see what will the mobile app and its benefits
Salam...

Shared wallet, controlled by an anonymous person and hosted in the states, that must be some good benefits...

http://imgur.com/97LmiGT.jpg

This
Plus, I didn't know it was hosted in the US... Seems safe

I used Armory but it's so slow and laggy that I switched to Electrum.

Not as far as I know; I believe each electrum wallet requires you to know or have recorded your seed, but otherwise operates like a normal wallet.  The seed is a long string of words that can be used to recover your wallet if it's ever lost.

should not fall either into exaggeration, before you did confience to satoshi, gox, BFL who were at the Period just a virtual things without any insurance
so with this result from inputs.io it deserves encouragement from good faith
Salam...

QT

I don't need to trust satoshi to use bitcoins. Hence why bitcoins is taking off and e-gold and others like it have failed. Please newbie don't put your money into something that could be hacked or even be just taken. You will regret it.

Haha we're ALL noobs right here c'mon man it's verified under SSL and ur a php/js devloper to know that is well done !  ::)

LMAO you are right SSL can't be brought anonymously. LOL don't you know what SSL is? It is just so you know that you are connecting to the right site, and it can't be read if their was a middle man. Yes I am a php/js developer and every piece of code has bugs in it. That is just the nature of the beast, but a web wallet has too many attack points. It isn't safe, but that isn't my money so do what you want. Don't whine when your money is gone cause I be sure to link back to this convo ;)

Bitcoin-Qt, just feels the most useful and feature rich, also allows use of the rpc  :)

Electrum is my personal favorite

Jackjack, I am starting to love you  ::)

I prefer blockchain.info - IF  I had a huge amount of coins, I would use a cold storage/armory

Bitcoin-qt

Wow, just because of a duck? ;D

Because of your personality good sir.

Kipochi wallet is the best. It has all the features you can dream of and is rated the worlds most secure by Nigeria security experts.

https://kipochi.com

Proof it!

Hell, I'll shamelessly self-promote if asked :)

https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com

Because:

• It's offline (won't get hacked)
• It resists being accidentally compromised (e.g. photocopied or scanned by helpful family member)
• I know I can trust the generator (I forked it from bitaddress.org myself)

https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/images/wallet-in-ziplock-bag.jpg

For a "hot" wallet to spend or receive smallish amounts of BTC, my favorite is just blockchain.info using the chrome extension.

How to get this in Nigeria? ?
I need!

Why should we trust your forked code? I would prefer the bitaddress one.

Sadly I'm a married man

Damn ;c

I like MultiBit the most!  :P

Blockchain.info is my best wallet.

What features does it have?

Coinbase is my best online wallet.

I also like Coinbase too.

On the website for Kipochi, it states that ... "1 Bitcoin is currently worth 3,853.36 $. This is way to much to use for normal day to day transactions. The bitcoin currency supports transactions down to 0.00000001 Bitcoin. The Bitcoin community has decided that MilliBit or 0.001 is the most useful unit in the immediate future."

Plus there are numerous spelling errors throughout the site, and when you go to download the app, it asks only for your telephone number first.  Clearly this is a scam of some sort.  Will you be calling that number to request help bailing out your uncle who has a billion dollar check he can't cash, and if we would only send 500 dollars, you will give us 500,000 for our troubles?"    Thanks but NO thanks.

Be careful, folks.

has anyone used the blockchain.info wallet for iOS? it feels quite buggy and even though it has generated an address, it feels like you might have difficulty using any coins transferred in there.

any suggestions for iOS wallets?

Lol wtf is wrong with them

+1 for Blockchain wallet for day-to-day. I have iOS and got it to work fine. There are some minor glitches when doing initial setup, but now everything's up and running. I signed up on Chrome first, then linked my Phone to the wallet by scanning the QR code.

Worked beautifully when trying out the Lamassu ATM at the San Jose conference.

Tattoo wallet!

Don't trust it on my word! Just run a "diff" between the two HTML files and you'll see that the only significant changes are in the user interface and graphics, not in the crypto. Well there's one difference -- Gavin Andresen sent me a patch to take advantage of better crypto available in some browsers, and that's been folded into https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com (https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com) as well.

There are indeed no changes sending any data anywhere.

I personally use Multibit and Inputs.io, as they both give me what I need.