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December 06, 2014, 11:14:06 AM
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how bout blockchain wallet?
Sometimes i get crash n slowly work
maybe my net connection work slowly too hmm   Embarrassed

Also an "online" wallet, because your wallet isn't stored on client side, there is a potential security risk. Always use 2FA at online wallets.
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December 06, 2014, 03:46:02 PM
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I recommend Mycelium. You keep control of your private keys and it can track watch-only addresses (paper wallets) too.

I recommend Airbitz. It is very easy to use and very secure. Unlike Mycelium, your keys are never stored unencrypted.

Yes i used Airbitz too and very secure, and also you can find hotel, restaurant, bars, nightclub, cafe with bitcoin as payment around you.
I used 2 android wallet Grin

i never heard about Mycelium before Undecided
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December 06, 2014, 03:49:49 PM
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I recommend Mycelium. You keep control of your private keys and it can track watch-only addresses (paper wallets) too.

I recommend Airbitz. It is very easy to use and very secure. Unlike Mycelium, your keys are never stored unencrypted.

Yes i used Airbitz too and very secure, and also you can find hotel, restaurant, bars, nightclub, cafe with bitcoin as payment around you.
I used 2 android wallet Grin

i never heard about Mycelium before Undecided

https://mycelium.com/

Cool project, Mycelium Entropy is an USB stick you can connect with your printer to print paper wallets Wink
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December 06, 2014, 04:03:18 PM
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I recommend Mycelium. You keep control of your private keys and it can track watch-only addresses (paper wallets) too.

I recommend Airbitz. It is very easy to use and very secure. Unlike Mycelium, your keys are never stored unencrypted.

Yes i used Airbitz too and very secure, and also you can find hotel, restaurant, bars, nightclub, cafe with bitcoin as payment around you.
I used 2 android wallet Grin

i never heard about Mycelium before Undecided

https://mycelium.com/

Cool project, Mycelium Entropy is an USB stick you can connect with your printer to print paper wallets Wink

Thanks buddy. I will try it.
i like the logo Cheesy

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Awarded the prestigious "Best Mobile App" award by Blockchain.info in 2014, the Mycelium wallet provides the ability to send and receive bitcoins whilst benefiting from bank-grade security.

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December 06, 2014, 04:51:13 PM
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I have a bad experience with the Bitcoin Wallet the bitcoin symbol one. My First BTC were stolen from it. I temporarily used both coinbase and blockchain.info bitcoin wallet but now I just prefer it from the browser.

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December 06, 2014, 04:55:46 PM
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Haven't got a smartphone at the moment but I'll be trying some of these android wallets soon as I can. Little bit wary of storing too much btc on a phone...
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December 06, 2014, 05:11:01 PM
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Haven't got a smartphone at the moment but I'll be trying some of these android wallets soon as I can. Little bit wary of storing too much btc on a phone...

Just small amounts! Large amounts on Paper Wallets / Offline Wallets. I use the mobile wallet just for small purchases.
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