What wallet do you use for your Bitcoin?

[james martin]

I think, Armory is best bitcoin wallet for you.

[Aemon]

So if you use Coinbase and use their vault?  Is it really that bad? 

[bornil267645]

Armory and Mycelium

[mistercoin]

Wow out of all these replies,  I seem to be the only one using Electrum. I find Electrum the most convenient wallet with great features and great speed.

[DoraTheBTCexplorer]

The Bitcoin core one.

[RustyNomad]

Herewith my setup:

a) Offline Armory on netbook for cold storage/paper wallets

b) Online Armory on PC with hot wallet for daily transactions and also paper wallets as watch wallets

c) Mycelium on Android for out and about transactions with relatively small amount. Paper wallets also loaded so I can provide QR code to be scanned should I want somebody to send funds there

d) Xapo (for the debit card option - still waiting for card)

e) Xapo Vault (cold storage) with only limited amount to feed into normal Xapo account for debit card as required

[ariyaromadhona]

I'm using Armory , Bitcoin.co.id and Blockchain 

[HELP.org]

So if you use Coinbase and use their vault?  Is it really that bad? 

I believe Coinbase uses a script to send coins and sometimes it is delayed and that could cause an invoice to time out.  Also, since you don't have the private key you might not be able to prove you made a payment.  Usually those things are not a problem and for small amounts it is OK.  I would keep a small amount in another service like blockchain.info in case you run into some issue when you are paying for something.

I use Armory because of the cold wallet features, paper backups, and "coin control" to control which addresses are used in a transaction.  I use other services like blockchain.info for small amounts, when I am on the road, and to have a backup in case I am in a hurry.

[runam0k]

Wow out of all these replies,  I seem to be the only one using Electrum. I find Electrum the most convenient wallet with great features and great speed.

Electrum here, plus Mycelium.

[redsn0w]

I'm using the fantastic and amazing electrum ! It is very strong and easy to use...

[vortexz]

I use multibit.which ones you guys belive it's best ?

[redskins49]

So if you use Coinbase and use their vault?  Is it really that bad? 

I believe Coinbase uses a script to send coins and sometimes it is delayed and that could cause an invoice to time out.  Also, since you don't have the private key you might not be able to prove you made a payment.  Usually those things are not a problem and for small amounts it is OK.  I would keep a small amount in another service like blockchain.info in case you run into some issue when you are paying for something.

I use Armory because of the cold wallet features, paper backups, and "coin control" to control which addresses are used in a transaction.  I use other services like blockchain.info for small amounts, when I am on the road, and to have a backup in case I am in a hurry.

It is delayed to get BTC from coinbase because they only have a limited amount of bitcoin in their hot wallet. They have certain security procedures that take time to complete to transfer BTC from cold storage to their hot wallet.

Their vault service forces you to wait 48 hours after requesting to withdraw bitcoin. The purpose of this is to give them time to notify you of the request and to cancel it in the event it was not from you.

[Soccruo]

I use Armory because of its advanced features but also for the user friendly interface.

[Ron~Popeil]

I use the QT wallet with a sha 256 password. I am not rich enough to need a paper wallet yet but working on it.  

[HELP.org]

I saw Coinbase does have an option to sign a message with one of your addresses private keys but I don't think you can get the key.

[H.W.Z]

I an using blockchain.info. convenient and enough secure to make me comfortable to use.

[iTRADEbtc]

I personally like blockchain.info's wallet because I can use it both on my laptop and on my phone without having to expose my private keys anytime I want to switch devices to use my wallet on.

[inigthz]

I'm using multibit and blockchain only.

[countrygravy]

No multi-sig wallets? How come?

[BigGameCAsino]

Hmmm... I know that blockchain might be the most common wallet to date, but what problem did you experience when using it?