Quote from: genos on October 12, 2016, 05:34:55 AM

Quote from: thejaytiesto on May 18, 2016, 04:14:07 PM

I was doing some cleaning on my room and I found some floppy disks, they are around 15 years old! from the Sony brand. I don't have a floppy disk device anymore on my computer, so I used an older computer because I was curious to see if they would still work.
To my surprise, they worked and all the files were accessible.

This made me think that, you could store some Bitcoin related stuff in floppy disks too? Obviously having backups in other places too.. but floppy disks may be yet another cheap way to store files. If I put my seed key in a txt (compressed in a 7z file with a pass) and my wallet.dat file on that floppy disk, it would have lasted for 15 years. I hope that if I do this, in the next 15 years when I find the floppy disks again, I will be rich Cheesy

Yeah that safe enough. Just make sure you do not broke it. By that way youre bitcoin is safe from hackers. But I preffer like to use online wallet becouse it is more practicaly.

With an online wallets you don't have the private key, so you're not technically the owner of this address

Online wallets are one of the worst solution to store btc. Maybe they are practically just for "kidding" with btc, minus expense, receive some payment, but for sure they are not a "store wallets"