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I'm using multibit and i have electrum on my phone. I never keep BTC on a website, once i decide i need coins on a website I send them, use them and withdraw them immediately.

both online and offline wallet.

Dedicated laptop that is mostly powered off unless i need it. Usb thumb drive for backups. Passwd protected clients. No web surfing on it. No installing odd programs.

I encrypted it and emailed it to myself on some dummy email accounts.

I encrypted too and put in on a usb stick, and some is in multibit, because im often buy things with BTC.

I store my coins discretely so nobody knows how the fuck I'm storing my coins so they can attempt to steal them.

Quote from: TheButterZone on February 21, 2014, 09:47:15 AM

I store my coins discretely so nobody knows how the fuck I'm storing my coins so they can attempt to steal them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_through_obscurity

Offline raspberry pi hooked up to printer!

Armory is missing among the choices.

On a QT Wallet on a Windows 7 VMWare that gets fired up only when I need to access them. VMWare is locked down and used for nothing else other than the wallets. It stores all my coins from LTC BTC to TIPS.

This is then snapshotted and also backed up completely (snapshots as well) on my NAS and secure offsite once a month (just in case)

My wallet is only ever open when I need it and normally for no more than 1 minute on the network.

Does "online" mean a website? Or does "offline" mean cold storage?

I use Armory as hot storage, so I checked "other".

There are a ton of paper and QR backups around my house.

I have a blockchain.info wallet for my short term stash and a chunk put away in an Armory wallet that is both printed as paper and stored on an encrypted pendrive with a linux virtual machine that has the wallet, these are stored in my fire safe

I use Offline Armory with encrypted digital backups and paper backups in safes in a couple places across the country with trusted individuals.

Coinbase, LocalBitcoins, Bitcoin-QT, and USB Flash Drive/External Hard Drive

Buy them from Coinbase/Local, then transfer immediately to Bitcoin-QT, then back them up to external.

Quote from: LiteCoinGuy on February 21, 2014, 01:04:40 PM

on mtgox

+1 MtGox, the trusted online exchange.

Multibit all the way!
Websites are scary.

Small amount hot in Mycelium. The rest on multiple encrypted paper wallets.
Here is one: https://www.dropbox.com/s/iau24niy173f7rw/mycelium-backup-12-6-13-2.59-PM.pdf
If you can crack it the 5 BTC in it are yours Shocked

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