Hello

I think you are basically searching for an online calculator

you can try out this one

http://jblevins.org/btcmpc/

where you can set the increment in difficulty and a lot of things

"I want to calculate the amount of coins I can mine in a day ( I understand that its the same regarding all the coins )"--> No , it is not the same number, depends on the difficulty of the coin. Also, not all coins are worth the same. Having 100 of one alt coin maybe worth a lost less than 0.1 btc.

Law is not the same in every part of the world. This is a country specific question.
It also depends on the amount of Bitcoins you're mining. If it's a hobby that brings you $100 a month nobody should care.

There's two ways you could do this:

1. You can sweep the funds (send the funds from the first address to the second one by doing a transaction).
Pros: Safe, gets rid completely of the first wallet.
Cons: Transaction fees.
2. You can import the private key from the first wallet to the second.
Pros: No fees, control over the funds stays the same.
Cons: Less secure because you are manipulating the private key and not included in second wallet backup.

1. Transfer bitcoin from xapo to your newly generated bitcoin address with transfer option now.

2. You can import your offline wallet (you have to do this to transfer bitcoin from that wallet) to blockchain.info web wallet using private key which will be generated along with that bitcoin address (on right hand side).

3. To import private key to blockchain.info wallet this guide can help you https://blockchain.info/wallet/paper-tutorial

4. Remember you have to generate different bitcoin address (offline wallet) everytime you want to store remaining bitcoin for future if you don't want to keep any of your private keys online.

You can't make any transactions while you are staying offline. You'll need to be connected to the internet when you're making transactions. Hardware wallets aren't for people who are actively doing transfers, they are for people who prefer to hold their coins for a long time.

If you want to make transfers every once in a while, stick with the paper wallets.

You can't make any transactions while you are staying offline. You'll need to be connected to the internet when you're making transactions. Hardware wallets aren't for people who are actively doing transfers, they are for people who prefer to hold their coins for a long time.

If you want to make transfers every once in a while, stick with the paper wallets.

I'll leave two options of which I've used before.

-https://trezor.io/
-https://www.ledgerwallet.com/

If you're going to store large amounts of btc and you're fairly new to bitcoin, then yes. Storing offline is recommended, if you're new or not.

You can access the offline wallet you generated if you import the private key on blockchain.info.
Transferring btc from xapo to your new generated wallet is just like the common sending, just copy paste.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.

- You can do it both in offline or online computer but most secure is to generate in offline computer.

- You have to send bitcoin from xapo wallet to that bitcoin address (it will be in left side when generated) starting with 1xxxxx . Try by sending small amount at first

- After you send bitcoin you can check balance of that bitcoin address by visiting https://blockchain.info/address/yourbitcoinaddress

- YOu need to store both bitcoin address and private key in secure place. Yes this is offline wallet and to use those bitcoin you have to import its private key in future to web wallets like blockchain.info

- You can search for tutorial about how to import your private key to blockchain.info web/mobile wallet or to electrum wallet.

You can send me PM in future if you have any confusion, thanks

If you really careso much about security, than choose pc which wasn't connected to internet with no antivirus and do all that process on such computer with new and unused usd, this is the safest way, if you eant 99% security. BTW there is no probem if you use online or offline computer but be sure that you are free from malwares, keyloggers and personally I don't trust antivirus.
Here is video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=20oNcNi6WF0

Step 1. Download github file of https://www.bitaddress.org/ from this link https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org

Step 2. Now unzip the files you have downloaded from above github and transfer those files to an offline computer.

Step 3. Open bitaddress.org.html file from that unzipped folder in offline computer (you can use any unused old computer which you will never connect to internet again).

Step 4. When you will move your mouse for few times, a bitcoin address and private key pair will be generated and you can actually save them in any form you like. You can just select print option and save them as pdf file or you can print it out if you have a printer connected to that computer.

Step 5. Now just move that file with private key + bitcoin address to Fully formated USD stick.

Step 6. You can scan bitcoin address area with your blockchain.info mobile wallet to watch your bitcoins or to share your cold storage address to others.

Step 7. Now just format your old computer so that it will not leave any trace of your wallet.

Step 8. Store that printed paper or USD stick in very safe place and without reach of anybody else other than you.

Hope this will help you. Good luck....

Step 1.  Make certain you have no virus or malware running on your computer.

Step 2. Choose wallet software for your computer (Such as MultiBit or Electrum). You can see additional options under "Desktop" here:
https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

Step 3. Make sure you know how to properly use the software and that your system has the resources to support the software you've chosen.

Step 4. Install the software on your computer.

Step 5. Create an encryption password that you won't forget for your wallet if your chosen software supports that.  If you forget this password it will become impossible to ever access your bitcoins again, so choose carefully and perhaps consider storing this password somewhere secure.

Step 6. Create a backup of the wallet data from the chosen software (Each software has a different method of creating a backup.  You should learn the method for your software in step 3). Store one or more copies of this backup somewhere secure.  If your computer crashes or is destroyed then this backup will allow you to access your bitcoins.

Step 7. Get a receiving address from your wallet software. (Each software has a different method of providing receiving addresses.  You should learn the method for your software in step 3).

Step 8. Send a transaction from Xapo to the receiving address that you acquired in step 7.

Step 9. Wait for the transaction to confirm.