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January 01, 2016, 10:59:45 PM |
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For day-to-day use I have Electrum with some pocket money on my main/trading computer. For bigger transactions, I have an offline/air-gapped machine to sign offline transactions.
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"I'm sure that in 20 years there will either be very large transaction volume or no volume." -- Satoshi
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to64time
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January 01, 2016, 11:12:45 PM |
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I use coinbase for the most part and like it... Why are some exchanges have BTC at different prices?  |
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zeaderza
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January 01, 2016, 11:54:18 PM |
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For desktop I use multibit,fast wallet and smooth.
On my android phone I like the new version of blockchain.info wallet.
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thirdchance57
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January 02, 2016, 01:23:50 AM |
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I really like using coinbase. I have been using it for some time, but I like the option to be able to trade my BTC for USD easily and then back when I want to. There are fees, but I think they are fair and when I do the trade and back I usually profit from my trades.
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Amph
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January 02, 2016, 08:04:31 AM |
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I use coinbase for the most part and like it... Why are some exchanges have BTC at different prices? it's called arbitrage, but in the end the average value from all the exchange is waht is matter, look at preev for that |
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tekno
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January 02, 2016, 08:11:40 AM |
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i use blockchain.info but sometimes this service can be under DDOS attack and go down. these times i can not check my wallet and can not make transactions. may i use blockchain.info wallet on my bitcoin core at the same time? blockchain.info gives a mobility access too
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notlist3d
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January 02, 2016, 07:01:54 PM |
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It depends on how much your storing. If using it properly and storing a little then a hot wallet is fine. But don't store a ton of coins in a hot wallet on a phone. If you do need more then that little amount I have been playing with trezor on mobile device past few day's - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1298917.msg13321397#msg13321397 . It lets you carry a very secure way and send from mycellium wallet if needed. So for mobile users with a decent holdings they need to use this might be worth a look. |
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moppang
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January 02, 2016, 07:43:59 PM |
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I use bitcoin wallet blockchain.info
Is the best bitcoin wallet and interface site. Blockchain the best bitcoin wallet for wallet online
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January 03, 2016, 12:16:03 AM |
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What is the best bitcoin wallet?
best bitcoin wallet in my opinion is hardware wallet as it is very safe |
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Duomo
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January 03, 2016, 12:34:09 AM |
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Multibit HD or Electrum. Both are "thin" wallets that don't require the whole block chain to sync. Both Developers are available to get in contact with on this forum. Both are deterministic wallets and you can restore them from a seed word, that isn't available for Bitcoin Core QT but I wish it was  Bitcoin Core-QT is the original "satoshi" wallet and it is recommend it only if you have 20+GB of free hard drive space. You need to wait for the whole blockchain to sync before you can access your wallet or conduct any transaction. This is a major problem. I have a computer that is relatively new and it took 2+ days for the blockchain to download. |
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January 03, 2016, 02:21:07 AM |
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This question is like asking which car is best. Everyone has their taste and everyone has specific reasons for buying a car. Personally, in the tutorials on my website, I tell new users to start out with Coinbase or Circle to get used to buying, selling, and using Bitcoin. Once they're comfortable I recommend they get a standalone wallet. The one I typically recommend is Copay because they have a version that runs on just about any platform. But the truth is that it's all personal preference and which features are important to you. |
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pocarime32
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January 03, 2016, 08:29:15 AM |
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I use bitcoin wallet blockchain.info
Is the best bitcoin wallet and interface site. Blockchain the best bitcoin wallet for wallet online
yeah i agree with you. i think blockchain is the best online bictoin wallet, we can make more address and the website is simple. no need verification like xapo. |
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smith coins
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January 03, 2016, 11:25:29 AM |
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This question is like asking which car is best. Everyone has their taste and everyone has specific reasons for buying a car. Personally, in the tutorials on my website, I tell new users to start out with Coinbase or Circle to get used to buying, selling, and using Bitcoin. Once they're comfortable I recommend they get a standalone wallet. The one I typically recommend is Copay because they have a version that runs on just about any platform. But the truth is that it's all personal preference and which features are important to you. Starting directly to hardware wallet or some advanced wallets its not good for a starter. I also recommend my friends if someone wants to join bitcoin world then coinbase should be the first one and then moving to multi-sig or hardware wallets. |
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notlist3d
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January 03, 2016, 08:16:56 PM |
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This question is like asking which car is best. Everyone has their taste and everyone has specific reasons for buying a car. Personally, in the tutorials on my website, I tell new users to start out with Coinbase or Circle to get used to buying, selling, and using Bitcoin. Once they're comfortable I recommend they get a standalone wallet. The one I typically recommend is Copay because they have a version that runs on just about any platform. But the truth is that it's all personal preference and which features are important to you. Starting directly to hardware wallet or some advanced wallets its not good for a starter. I also recommend my friends if someone wants to join bitcoin world then coinbase should be the first one and then moving to multi-sig or hardware wallets. I have been testing a few and have become a big fan of hardware wallets. If it's a BTC address you will be using activly it is honestly the best bet of keeping it safe. With using a hardware wallet it's pretty amazing on some that even if computer is infected it could make a transaction and not be compromised (if used correctly). Also some of them can be tied with an android wallet which I have played with some. So even though your using your mobile device key is still on hardware wallet and it signs transaction on hardware wallet. So you can send from anywhere if you have a android phone and still have the security of a hardware wallet. |
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January 03, 2016, 08:54:30 PM |
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On my desktop I use Multibit. Never had any problems whatsoever. Currently I don't use a wallet on my mobile, don't trust much my phone i guess  |
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notlist3d
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January 04, 2016, 01:10:29 AM |
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On my desktop I use Multibit. Never had any problems whatsoever. Currently I don't use a wallet on my mobile, don't trust much my phone i guess Check out Trezor if you have an android phone and don't trust phone (which is pretty responsible). - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1298917.msg13321397#msg13321397Ledger also works with android phones I'm working on a guide for it currently. |
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January 04, 2016, 01:21:42 AM |
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On my desktop I use Multibit. Never had any problems whatsoever. Currently I don't use a wallet on my mobile, don't trust much my phone i guess I'm never use multibit or offline bitcoin wallet. how is offline bitcoin wallet works ? because bitcoin is online money and how to save your bitcoin with offline wallet ? |
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illyiller
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January 04, 2016, 01:29:34 AM |
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On my desktop I use Multibit. Never had any problems whatsoever. Currently I don't use a wallet on my mobile, don't trust much my phone i guess I'm never use multibit or offline bitcoin wallet. how is offline bitcoin wallet works ? because bitcoin is online money and how to save your bitcoin with offline wallet ? "Offline" (IMO) is just to distinguish between online/3rd party wallets (like Coinbase) and desktop wallets like Multibit or Core. You could also keep your wallet in "cold storage" which would mean you don't keep it stored on a machine that connects to the internet. |
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lihuajkl
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January 04, 2016, 01:32:13 AM |
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On my desktop I use Multibit. Never had any problems whatsoever. Currently I don't use a wallet on my mobile, don't trust much my phone i guess I'm never use multibit or offline bitcoin wallet. how is offline bitcoin wallet works ? because bitcoin is online money and how to save your bitcoin with offline wallet ? All of Bitcoins and transactions records are saved on the blockchain, not on any devices or computer. Wallets like multibit or mobile one just connect to Bitcoin nodes which save the whole blockchain and verify the transactions for you! |
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