I'd been using Toast, but development has stopped, so I need to find a new one.

Anybody know of an XRP wallet for linux that can import private keys?

Just an update...I chose the Atomic wallet for my purposes, as it supports everything I mentioned except for iota.

I'm also leaving bitcoin in my electrum wallet. so I've gone from 7 wallets to 3.

Hello folks.

I want to change the wallet that I use to hold my XRP, but of course there is the rule that any wallet (or is account the correct term?) must have at least 20 XRP in it. Which means, if I want to change wallets, I have to leave 20 XRP behind.

Is there a workaround for this problem? The wallet I want to use does not support importing private keys.

Thanks.

Hello folks.

I hold the following cryptos: bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, cardano, ripple, iota and stellar. I haven't bought or sold in almost 3 years; just holding on to what I have.

Anyway, I'm a linux user and have 7 different pieces of software for managing those 7 coins. I very much want to simplify things.

I don't mind having separate software for bitcoin, but is there a linux desktop wallet that supports most/all of the other coins?

Thanks.

I don't remember the version offhand...may have been 95.x.

I'm probably not going to investigate or rectify the situation, as the transfer took place, so I don't need to use the armory wallet any more.

Yes.

I should add - this was done from a watch-only wallet; the transaction had been signed from an offline armory instance.

So, I attempted to submit a transaction via armory (transferring all bitcoin out of wallet), and the submit failed for some unknown reason. I grabbed the transaction from the log file and submitted it via a web site, and it was processed properly.

However, now armory still shows the bitcoins in the wallet, because it apparently isn't aware of the transaction. Is there any way to get armory to indicate the proper balance of 0?

Thanks.

Not sure what to make of the last month...it hasn't been a sudden selloff. It's been a consistent downtrend. Crypto portfolio has been cut in half over that time.

I bought last June, so I'm still in the black. Wondering if it's time to take my profits and watch the value of everything continue to fall...

Is there a way to determine this by just dumping the file, using od (or a similar command line tool)? I'm not familiar w/ python, if that's what that code is written in.

Hello folks.

Is there a way to tell if a wallet is encrypted merely by inspecting the file?

How do you manage storage of so many coins? Do you leave them on the exchange?

Hello folks.

Before I get told not to gamble large amounts of money, let me assure you that I'm not. Crypto currencies are less than 5% of my portfolio.

With that out of the way, what do folks think is an effective way to hit the next jackpot? There are 2 extremes - place a bet on a single coin, and hope you picked the big winner (ie. if you had bought ripple a year ago), or throw a small amount at a lot of coins.

I currently own 7 of the top 10 coins by market cap. This diversification has occurred over the last few weeks (I previously only owned bitcoin and ethereum). Not wanting to invest new money, my current plan is to sell small amounts of bitcoin and buy anything that enters the top 10. I don't think bitcoin is going to falter, but I do think the days of astronomical gains are over.

Does this seem rational? Are there other strategies that are generally preferred?

Thanks.

Just clarify everybody - I'm not day trading these coins. I'm putting together a portfolio to hold. I'm simply looking to diversify, and wondering if other coins are a better choice than bitcoin cash.

Thanks for all the replies so far!

Can you explain why, please? Thanks.

Hello.

I currently hold 5 coins (bitcoin, eth, bitcoin cash, litecoin and iota). I'm interested in diversifying further into ripple, monero or cardano.

Instead of buying w/ cash, I'm considering exchanging bitcoin cash for one of these new coins. Do you think that's a good idea? Does bitcoin cash have a brighter future than the coins I mention above?

Thanks.

Just thought I would let folks know I found a solution to this issue - QR Code Extension for chrome. It converts text to QR code, which I then scanned w/ coinomi.

Well, I started trying to sweep my private keys from armory to coinomi, and discovered that coinomi cannot handle the format the armory backup provides, which is the chain root key (18 four letter sequences).

The coinomi help page says I'd need to type in the private keys for each of the addresses my wallet used. Yuck - that would be tedious and extremely error prone.

Is there a way around this difficulty?

Which address should I stop using? And why?

Thanks.

Yes, I've already done this.

Hello folks.

I'd like to sell my BTG which were acquired via the hard fork. I have transferred my bitcoins from the pre-fork addresses, so the private key from my original bitcoin wallet would not provide access to my bitcoins. However, the addresses from my original wallet still hold bitcoin cash and bitcoin gold.

I've found an article online that utilizes coinomi (android app) for getting access to my BTG (my original wallet does not support BTG). As part of the process, I'd need to sweep the private key from my original bitcoin wallet into the coinomi wallet.

Is there a better/safer way to do this? Or is this an acceptable solution?

Thanks!