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First my greetings to the forum on bitcoins because I am interested in currency, including already have registered my blockchain with only $ 4 ...

However, what is the safest way to store them? Is there a way to deliver them in paper money, or some kind of title? I am the IT area, and I think it will be a lot of work having to do several portfolios. And I have no other internet without computer or a printer, to remember.

I appreciate everyone's attention,
Lanpenn

The only way to store bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies is to have their corresponding wallets. I would recommend as a wallet for bitcoin coinbase. It is an very good wallet, very credible, very secure and for more pay them all the fees that must be paid when is the need to send bitcoin to someone or to buy something. Or anyway to move bitcoin from your wallet. I am not sure about this but this option is offered only by this wallet.

What? You recommended bitcoin wallet with 3rd-party who have controlled your private key, they have lack security to store bitcoin for long term: https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet look at coinbase part on web tab, they only have 'Basic Privacy' security features.

Coinbase is insured, though, which means if something happens, funds should be reimbursed. I'd think that trumps the privacy concerns.

Paper wallet in a well respected trezor Tongue