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4219812 No.4219812 [Reply] [Original]

Which is the best bitcoin wallet?

>> No.4220004

>>4219812
Exodus

>> No.4220082

>>4219812
Is handwriting your private key on a piece of paper a good method?

>> No.4220110

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@schwmm/crypto-for-starters-pt-2-wallets

>> No.4220119

>>4219812

1. find PC that you will never need to use again

2. turn it offline

3. download this webpage --> https://www.bitaddress.org onto a USB stick

4. generate wallet offline on your computer


5. print out a few copies of your private key onto paper wallets

6. send all your bitcoin there, hide the pieces on paper inside of a gun safe. make sure anything with your private key used to print out or crate doesn't come back online

>> No.4220132

>>4220119
thats retarded

>> No.4220151
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4220151

>>4220119
Ah yes, the Varg method.

>> No.4220152

>>4220132
Why? That's exactly what I'm going to do.
But instead of printing them, just writing them down.

>> No.4220162

>>4219812
Electrum

>> No.4220225

>>4220119
This. Or use a live OS, a bit less secure but a lot more convenient. Not for a spending wallet tho

>> No.4220317

>>4220152
because your key is proprietary to this website

>> No.4220379

>>4220119
If your PC got nuked can you till access your wallet with different PC using the same password?

>> No.4220403

>>4220162
this
unless someone takes remote control over your computer there is nothing they can do

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4220405

>>4220317
you run the script offline

>> No.4221405

>>4220317
Not really. You can download the HTML (with the bundled JavaScript) and run it offline.

This way you guarantee that no suspicious request goes out. Besides, the site is legit, and you can check the checksum in order to prove its not been tampered with.

>> No.4221432

>>4220379
Yes. In the end your bitcoins is actually just your private key. As long as you have your private key (written down somewhere, stored text file in a USB, tattooed in your body, whatever you want), you have your bitcoins.

If you lose the private key, your bitcoins are lost.

>> No.4221705

I got a Trezor. Works fine.

>> No.4222556

>>4220082
no