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Bitcoin safe wallet? Zhora Salome 2017/05/08 (Mon) 07:00:55 No.243

Hello,

In the rise of bitcoin and how to store them safely. Do any of you lains have ideas on how to approach this.

I thought about if it was possible to store my coins on a wallet that is placed on a external hdd. But what wallet to choose that is the thing. A wallet that is off the grid.

Tachikoma 2017/05/08 (Mon) 08:40:57 No.244

>>243
The absolute safest way to store Bitcoins is with a hardware wallet such as the Trezor or the Ledger Nano S. These devices keep your keys isolated from potentially vulnerable computers.

Nezumi 2017/05/15 (Mon) 08:53:40 No.311

>>243
Opendime also seem to be a promising hardware wallet. https://opendime.com/

Prof. Hodgeson 2017/05/15 (Mon) 15:03:25 No.312

I think you'll find this fits the bill:
https://www.bitcoinarmory.com/

Prof. Hodgeson 2017/05/16 (Tue) 07:06:16 No.327

>>312
I like the idea about cold storage. But what about hot storage?

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