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June 23, 2015, 04:22:16 PM
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I choose electrum for my cold storage.. Cheesy
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June 28, 2015, 01:17:44 AM
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It is hard choosing a wallet for the first time. It is your choice if you want it to be online or stored on a hard drive. This was one of the first links posted (https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet) but it is a really great site to pick a wallet for beginners.
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June 28, 2015, 01:25:18 AM
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I just regocnized that there are different Fees - Im Using The Core Wallet which has less Fees than other like Xapo, or Core(Mobile)

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XAPO and coinbase is 0% fee satosi
so how many fee you get with core wallet Huh

are you get some satosi if you send your BTC Huh

 I got up top 1 k Satoschi Fee sending by core wallet.. I think this is okay.  Smiley
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June 28, 2015, 01:46:08 AM
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I just regocnized that there are different Fees - Im Using The Core Wallet which has less Fees than other like Xapo, or Core(Mobile)

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XAPO and coinbase is 0% fee satosi
so how many fee you get with core wallet Huh

are you get some satosi if you send your BTC Huh

 I got up top 1 k Satoschi Fee sending by core wallet.. I think this is okay.  Smiley
That good and not bad Smiley
bitcoin core is best wallet if you can download and synchronize with block
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June 28, 2015, 02:31:31 AM
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I just regocnized that there are different Fees - Im Using The Core Wallet which has less Fees than other like Xapo, or Core(Mobile)

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XAPO and coinbase is 0% fee satosi
so how many fee you get with core wallet Huh

are you get some satosi if you send your BTC Huh

 I got up top 1 k Satoschi Fee sending by core wallet.. I think this is okay.  Smiley
That good and not bad Smiley
bitcoin core is best wallet if you can download and synchronize with block

+1 Bitcoin core is best.   However it takes a very long time.  If you don't have the time and/or HDD space go with electrum.   They are my second favorite by far. 

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June 28, 2015, 07:59:03 AM
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I just regocnized that there are different Fees - Im Using The Core Wallet which has less Fees than other like Xapo, or Core(Mobile)

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XAPO and coinbase is 0% fee satosi
so how many fee you get with core wallet Huh

are you get some satosi if you send your BTC Huh

 I got up top 1 k Satoschi Fee sending by core wallet.. I think this is okay.  Smiley
That good and not bad Smiley
bitcoin core is best wallet if you can download and synchronize with block

+1 Bitcoin core is best.   However it takes a very long time.  If you don't have the time and/or HDD space go with electrum.   They are my second favorite by far. 

that's what happen to me, I've download bitcoin core and must download all transaction. but my hdd doesn't have enough space Grin
so +1 for electrum.., Cheesy

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June 28, 2015, 08:07:41 AM
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for some small daily operations, use blockchain online wallet, for some bigger amount electrum and for long-term holding paper wallet. I don't think, that core is for end-users anymore..
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June 28, 2015, 09:32:37 AM
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Yea blockchain.info is definitely a solid wallet, i think its safe to use it up to 10 bitcoin.

After that you need offline vault.

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June 28, 2015, 10:29:40 AM
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Yea blockchain.info is definitely a solid wallet, i think its safe to use it up to 10 bitcoin.

After that you need offline vault.

No, it's not. Blockchain.info is not a secure online wallet. Now, the only secure wallet which I can think of is GreenAddress. Blockchain.info seriously flawed. It may have been a secure online wallet earlier but not now.

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June 28, 2015, 11:34:15 AM
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Yea blockchain.info is definitely a solid wallet, i think its safe to use it up to 10 bitcoin.

After that you need offline vault.

No, it's not. Blockchain.info is not a secure online wallet. Now, the only secure wallet which I can think of is GreenAddress. Blockchain.info seriously flawed. It may have been a secure online wallet earlier but not now.

It think there is no Security in the whole Network. I think if u wanne to be for real sure that ur Coins Stay where they are. Install an Wallet on an Offline PC like Core.

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June 28, 2015, 02:55:11 PM
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Yea blockchain.info is definitely a solid wallet, i think its safe to use it up to 10 bitcoin.

After that you need offline vault.

No, it's not. Blockchain.info is not a secure online wallet. Now, the only secure wallet which I can think of is GreenAddress. Blockchain.info seriously flawed. It may have been a secure online wallet earlier but not now.

are my wallet is secure ?
i use blockchain, i back up it and i restore to electrum wallet ( android) ?

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June 28, 2015, 03:13:28 PM
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I`ve used the Bitcoin Wallet for my Andoird Phone and think i got scammed.
i made an Transaction over 0.001 and everythings seems to be normal on the Wallet. The Coins as Payout. But still not showing up in my Profile where i wanted to Depostit - 100% trustfully.

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June 28, 2015, 03:21:42 PM
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I`ve used the Bitcoin Wallet for my Andoird Phone and think i got scammed.
i made an Transaction over 0.001 and everythings seems to be normal on the Wallet. The Coins as Payout. But still not showing up in my Profile where i wanted to Depostit - 100% trustfully.

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you got scammed from blockchain.info ?
im use it without any problem, can you share your Tx id ?

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June 28, 2015, 03:42:17 PM
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I`ve used the Bitcoin Wallet for my Andoird Phone and think i got scammed.
i made an Transaction over 0.001 and everythings seems to be normal on the Wallet. The Coins as Payout. But still not showing up in my Profile where i wanted to Depostit - 100% trustfully.

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you got scammed from blockchain.info ?
im use it without any problem, can you share your Tx id ?

Some people here use the word "scam" very lightly. Blockchain.info is unreliable from time to time and they had their fair share of bugs, but I have never seen any scam related to the service.

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June 28, 2015, 03:57:36 PM
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Yea blockchain.info is definitely a solid wallet, i think its safe to use it up to 10 bitcoin.

After that you need offline vault.

No, it's not. Blockchain.info is not a secure online wallet. Now, the only secure wallet which I can think of is GreenAddress. Blockchain.info seriously flawed. It may have been a secure online wallet earlier but not now.

are my wallet is secure ?
i use blockchain, i back up it and i restore to electrum wallet ( android) ?

After you import addresses, I suggest you to delete addresses from your Blockchain.info wallet and then I think you are secure. However, I recommend you to send all Bitcoins to new address generated in your wallet, here, Electrum.

By the way, does Electrum android support importing address?

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June 29, 2015, 09:31:08 AM
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I use Electrum wallet to send / receive bitcoins and I use an offline pc to store my bitcoins there. because it is lightweight and doesn't need to download the whole blockchain.

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June 29, 2015, 10:05:35 AM
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Blockchain.info wallet is has my trust but it's uptime is questionable. It can be down for hours when you most need it and I would NOT recommend it to newbies any more.

Electrum is my favourite client because it is stable, easy to backup and restore and it is a SPV wallet which means no need to download the huge blockchain. You can send coins immediately on open (may be half a minute to sync to be exact).

Xapo is another wallet I am trying out recently. Don't like that I do not control my priv keys and it doesn't give me the transaction id and other detailed info. It is very usable to store small amounts on mobile phones and it charges zero transaction fee.
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June 29, 2015, 12:53:18 PM
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Blockchain.info wallet is has my trust but it's uptime is questionable. It can be down for hours when you most need it and I would NOT recommend it to newbies any more.

Electrum is my favourite client because it is stable, easy to backup and restore and it is a SPV wallet which means no need to download the huge blockchain. You can send coins immediately on open (may be half a minute to sync to be exact).

Xapo is another wallet I am trying out recently. Don't like that I do not control my priv keys and it doesn't give me the transaction id and other detailed info. It is very usable to store small amounts on mobile phones and it charges zero transaction fee.
i use blockchain.info too but it was always accessible for me and never had any issue with it, i guess i am just lucky.
Xapo and wallets like that are worse that bc.i because you don't have access to your private keys and you put 100% of your trust in their service.
the only good option is Electrum that you mentioned because it is small and fast, and you can trust it if you don't mind about staying 100% anonymous.

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June 29, 2015, 03:26:33 PM
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I use Electrum wallet to send / receive bitcoins and I use an offline pc to store my bitcoins there. because it is lightweight and doesn't need to download the whole blockchain.
dont you need internet connection if you want to send it to the wallet/send out of it? or you dont even check if you received the bitcoins?

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June 29, 2015, 03:38:55 PM
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I use Electrum wallet to send / receive bitcoins and I use an offline pc to store my bitcoins there. because it is lightweight and doesn't need to download the whole blockchain.
dont you need internet connection if you want to send it to the wallet/send out of it? or you dont even check if you received the bitcoins?

you can send funds from a completely offline wallet; you need an online node to create an unsigned transaction onto a USB key, and then connect the USB to the offline node to sign the transaction. with the transaction now signed, you can bring the USB key back to the online node to have the transaction broadcast to the network.

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