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[RocketSingh]

What if blockchain.info goes down is my wallet lost then ?

unless you have a backup.

I dont have any backup of my wallet. I only have the private keys written. Am I safe ?

[btchris]

What if blockchain.info goes down is my wallet lost then ?

unless you have a backup.

I dont have any backup of my wallet. I only have the private keys written. Am I safe ?

There are a lot of if's here, but if you're sure it's your private keys that you wrote down, and if you're sure there are no typos, and if you never add any new receiving addresses to your wallet, than you should be safe.

Edited to add: and also if they're either unencrypted, or you are sure you know their password.

[BurtW]

What if blockchain.info goes down is my wallet lost then ?

unless you have a backup.

I dont have any backup of my wallet. I only have the private keys written. Am I safe ?

There are a lot of if's here, but if you're sure it's your private keys that you wrote down, and if you're sure there are no typos, and if you never add any new receiving addresses to your wallet, than you should be safe.

I had the same thought:  are you very sure you know you have your private key written down and not something else (public key, Bitcoin address, etc.)?  Also you must have all of your private keys, not just one.

Where did you get this number you are calling your private key?  How did you get it from the blockchain.info web site?

[RocketSingh]

What if blockchain.info goes down is my wallet lost then ?

unless you have a backup.

I dont have any backup of my wallet. I only have the private keys written. Am I safe ?

There are a lot of if's here, but if you're sure it's your private keys that you wrote down, and if you're sure there are no typos, and if you never add any new receiving addresses to your wallet, than you should be safe.

Edited to add: and also if they're either unencrypted, or you are sure you know their password.

I had the same thought:  are you very sure you know you have your private key written down and not something else (public key, Bitcoin address, etc.)?  Also you must have all of your private keys, not just one.

Where did you get this number you are calling your private key?  How did you get it from the blockchain.info web site?

I should not have used the word written as I have not literally written them down anything with pen and paper. I'm not very sure what encrypted/decrypted things u r talking about regarding private key. I have used only one address on blockchain.info and have downloaded the paper wallet, which is a PDF doc, from their wallet dash board. That PDF has the address and the private key written on it.

[BurtW]

What if blockchain.info goes down is my wallet lost then ?

unless you have a backup.

I dont have any backup of my wallet. I only have the private keys written. Am I safe ?

There are a lot of if's here, but if you're sure it's your private keys that you wrote down, and if you're sure there are no typos, and if you never add any new receiving addresses to your wallet, than you should be safe.

Edited to add: and also if they're either unencrypted, or you are sure you know their password.

I had the same thought:  are you very sure you know you have your private key written down and not something else (public key, Bitcoin address, etc.)?  Also you must have all of your private keys, not just one.

Where did you get this number you are calling your private key?  How did you get it from the blockchain.info web site?

I should not have used the word written as I have not literally written them down anything with pen and paper. I'm not very sure what encrypted/decrypted things u r talking about regarding private key. I have used only one address on blockchain.info and have downloaded the paper wallet, which is a PDF doc, from their wallet dash board. That PDF has the address and the private key written on it.

If all true you are golden then, that one private key is all you need and you can sweep it into any wallet on the market pretty much.