Thanks Mocacinno

Nice piece of software.

Why do you state: "consider your hardware wallet as compromised..."

Greetz

Roland

I need to export private keys for a pre-fork sweep of BTC to BTG. I use Electrum 2.9.3 with Nano S. Electrum menu does not show the option of Wallet/Private keys/Export.

How can this be arranged?

Greetz!

Thanks ... BUT I mean something else!

I did transfer my Multibit wallet already with procedure described. Result is a wallet in Electrum that does not have a seed. That new Electrum wallet has been used for a while.

Given that situation, suppose I want to restore yet another time, because the new Elecrum wallet got lost or damaged ... and does no have a seed ... is he old seed of Multibit wallet still usable for restoration?

Pls check Docs » Frequently Asked Questions

Under Can I import private keys from other Bitcoin clients?, a procedure is described for transfer of an existing wallet to a new one WITHOUT seed.

Say the existing wallet was held in Multibit. Can the seed of the original existing Multibit wallet still be used to recover the new wallet under Electrum?

Thks

Pls check Docs » Frequently Asked Questions

Under Can I import private keys from other Bitcoin clients?, a procedure is described for transfer of an existing wallet to a new one WITHOUT seed.

The description ends with stating "You will need to back up this wallet, because it cannot be recovered from seed."

How should that backup be made?

Thks

A

Is it not just a matter of supply and demand?

Demand is: the total of those who want to invest their savings (Cyprus) + the increased use of BTC in trade
Supply = the total of those who want to sell BTC + the increment mined.

If that balance is lost, there is a sharp rise or a sharp fall. A look into the exchange rate development is a look into to symtoms. It says nothing.

So who can provide us with the data?

Thanks R2D2211
Why not to make a transaction?
Well a transaction implies costs. That is reasonable as long as a transaction is made between owners of money (a service or a product is paid and the payment is taxed - or made possible by the provider of money). But it is not reasonable if money is involved of which you are already the owner, without any payment. Shifting money from one pocket to another is not a transaction (at least not in economic lingo)

Yes, understood.
But in that way I cannot move only part of one wallet to another wallet of my own?

Is it possible to transfer BTCs from one client (say MultiBit) to another (say Armory, or e.g. an Android mobile client such as Bitcoin Wallet) without actually doing a BTC transfer trhough the miners? Suppose I am the owner of wallets that are managed by different softwares. I would not be paying myself, but just moving money from one pocket to another.

How To?

Can anyone tell me how I instruct Multibit to store my wallet on a directory that I create/select, e.g. on an encrypted memory stick?