I run a website that I use to explore some of the bizarre/interesting aspects of cryptocurrency.

Feel free to take a look: http://cryptolonography.tumblr.com/

(sorry if this is in the wrong section, I thought this was the most appropriate area to post it)

What is the best way to store this currency on a desktop computer? Their documentation only talks about counterwallet. Can I just send funds to my existing counterwallet address and then retain full functionality of the coin?

Thanks.

Hey,
Just trying to figure out what the transfer fees would be for a range of sums ranging from $1000-$100,000 USD (i.e. 3.18-318.22 BTC) from wallet>wallet.

What would the lowest/highest possible fees be (or worst case/best case if you want to call it that)?

Thanks.


(I did try and google this using a range of keywords but couldn't find a concrete answer)

Hey,
I'm an average-skilled user of Linux; I have one set up to serve as a remote wallet (at the moment I'm constantly moving around which is why I want one).

So I have my VPS set up, I asked for Ubuntu x64, which it has. I've installed the desktop, VNC etc and done some hardening.

The problem I now face is installing the wallets; a lot of coins have their wallets precompiled (3 out of 4 of these don't work, its always some obscure missing library file that the OS wants and as much as I Google I can't find a solution anywhere for some of them) and some ask you to compile it from source or use Qt creator (tried this and failed too).

So I'm really just asking/begging for some useful advice on how to get these wallets working on Ubuntu? (or if there is a better OS that will make it easier for an idiot to install wallets besides Windows/Mac OS X).

Thanks.

Ok, the title is a little bit of hyperbole; but I have started to accrue a wide variety of currencies.

Given the risk of using all these wallets and such created by random people I want to move them onto a Linux VPS that I remotely connect to to deal with my financial shit.

Assuming the linux box is secure, reliable and relatively unknown (as a wallet should be) is there any software out there currently that helps you deal with so many wallets at once?

Thanks.