Most Secure bitcoin wallet ?

[oneinall]

Bitcoin core qt is the most secure but the disvantage is that you have to download the entire blockchain

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[mezmerizer9]

blockchain.info is the best web wallet IMO, but it is far from the "most secure wallet".
If you have a significant amount of bitcoin, you should keep 90% of it in your offline wallet, and just keep 10% in your blockchain.info wallet with 2FA for daily usage.

I don't thinks it is the most secure but it has good security. I've been using it since I got into btc and it didn't dissapoint me since.

[Dexter44]

Armory Wallet, but maybe a brain wallet is the easier solution for normal users.

[solsticez]

Paper wallet and you won't worry about hackers.

[The Bad Guy]

that helped me also , gracias 

[ChuckBuck]

Definitely paper wallet or USB stick locked in a safe is the most secure.

Brain wallets are risky, especially if you develop Alzheimers, get a concussion, or get Amnesia somehow.

At least with paper and USB, your loved ones have access to it, in case you somehow pass.

[Gnarrrly]

Brain wallets are crazy
Simple qt backup with 8 word pass with weird characters, not that hard to remember

[lol3c]

I'm using justcoin wallet, pretty secure.

[BurtW]

The most secure Bitcoin wallet is a properly produced and used paper wallet.

The best combination of security and convenience is the Trezor hardware wallet, very long thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122438.0

Ready to buy one?  Here:

https://www.buytrezor.com/

Trezor:

   Backup the seed words once and never have to back up again
   Private keys never leave the device
   All crypto operations happen on the device
   Open source hardware and firmware
   Will be supported on many popular wallets soon

I'm using justcoin wallet, pretty secure.

No, you have your coins lent out to a total stranger.  Not even a wallet, it is an account.  NO.

Armory Wallet, but maybe a brain wallet is the easier solution for normal users.

Brain wallets are horrible.  Only for very advanced users and then I still think they are a very bad idea.  NO.

[FUR11]

Definitely paper wallet or USB stick locked in a safe is the most secure.

Brain wallets are risky, especially if you develop Alzheimers, get a concussion, or get Amnesia somehow.

At least with paper and USB, your loved ones have access to it, in case you somehow pass.

But don't forget to encrypt the keys on the USB flash drive as well! As soon as someone gets hold of that thing, they're able to spend all your precious coins, otherwise! This is something I wouldn't want to risk in any case!

[m4tad0r]

bitcoin-qt propably˛12

[spidergoat]

I think bitcoin core is the safest if you installed it on a safe computer. A safe bitcoin wallet and safe computer also needs a safe user who knows how to protect its computer and avoid viruses and trojans.

[notlist3d]

I think either paper or cold storage.

Both have their upsides and down.  Assuming it is used right either could possibly be considered safest.   I think it comes down to if it's used as intended.

[sakira]

all almost safe if you play at home and no one is accessing your computer
arbitrarily but still no shortage of offline and online wallet

[d-trix]

I am using Armory for several months now, never experience any problem with it. It also uses Bitcoin core with added security features.

[MadGamer]

I am using Armory for several months now, never experience any problem with it. It also uses Bitcoin core with added security features.

I see a lot of people speaking about Armory & Eletron or something like that .
wondering if they are that good , I may check them out so soon  ty mate

[turncoat_ewok]

I am using online wallet but I think Offline wallet is more secure than online wallet. Because there is always a possibility of being hacked.

[smith coins]

blockchain.info
I have been using for about two months now it is reliable fast transactions and safe never had a problem it could be one to look out for

[traderbit]

Bitcoin core qt is the most secure but the disvantage is that you have to download the entire blockchain

MultiBit is a reputable desktop wallet. It does not keep a full chain like Bitcoin-QT
so it has a much lighter weight

[ivanst776]

Electrum is a nice lightweight wallet. As far as wallets are concerned lightweight generally means that they don’t download the entire blockchain. Electrum and MultiBit are well known lightweight desktop wallets that are considered safe to use.