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Got it, thanks. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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So if I were to generate a new address, write down the address and private key somewhere, and then send the bitcoins to that address from my Blockchain wallet. Then I could erase everything off the internet and computer, as long as I have the address and private key I could make a new wallet anywhere at anytime and just type the address and private key into the wallet software to be able to use it normally again?
Thanks for the reply
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So if I use the Armory client offline to generate a new Bitcoin address, I can immediately start sending bitcoins to that address right? Without it ever connecting to the network? How does this work, I don't understand where the bitcoins are stored. Would I then be able to add this address to a Blockchain wallet and check the balance?
A paper wallet is just a printout of the private key associated with a given address, correct? What does this have to do with the wallet then? If I create a watch-only address on Blockchain, how do I find the private key for that address so that I can store it somewhere else? Is this good security for a savings type of account then?
I am trying the find the best way to make a secure savings account, but the tutorials I am reading are not explaining the fundementals of how these parts all work together.
Any help would be appreciated.
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