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I feel like this is obvious, but I can not send coin to the address on the hard disk when it is not running on the computer right? whenever you wanna make a deposit, you load up the disk, re install btc client again, deposit your coins from one wallet to the savings wallet, and then copy it back on the disk?

As a so-called newbie, I'd like to say thanks for putting time into writing this.

I it still a valid solution?
i already got my GNU version on USB but i didnt know how to make the wallet.
Thanks!
There is it also somewhere a guide for PGP ?

i have a slow PC..so i prefer putting my BTC's in an online wallet like blockchain.info

Quote from: Monkey1 on August 27, 2012, 01:25:09 PM

Is there any way to get a wallet onto an iPhone or iPad?

You can use Blockchain's wallet on your iPhone via this app:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/blockchain/id493253309

all this is very interesting

will have to learn more about it

Thank you for the excellent and informative post.

It is paranoid. Make a copy to flash/cd/cloud and remove wallet from your PC. It's will be enough, imho.

Thank you for the great guide! I am gonna store most of my coins in a paper wallet.

How legit is it to use say, coinbase.com as my wallet? it seems mighty convenient for a user on the go.

Let's all keep it safe out there.

Interesting read! My security isn't this level yet but I barely have any bitcoins

Very useful, thank you

Interesting post... some good ideas I must compile and come up with my own strategy... :-D

Quote from: Shagnasty on August 27, 2012, 01:28:50 PM

You can send the coins to an offline wallet because the coins aren't really stored on the computer but in the blockchain.

Thanks for the advise.

Just curious, what are peoples opinions on the security of online wallets like blockchain.info and some of the others?

blockchain.info has good security and a good record for an online wallet. But I still wouldn't trust them to store anything significant. As the old saying goes, if you want something done right - do it yourself.

I have a couple of coins in my mobile wallet, more in my PC online wallet and the majority in my offline wallet accessed via armory. This is a brilliant wallet that allows paper back ups and true offline operation, without risking anything in that wallet (and no, I have no affiliation with Armory- I just like the app).

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