Quote from: jaberwock on January 23, 2017, 10:56:10 AM

Quote from: bitloud on January 23, 2017, 10:49:32 AM

Quote from: mocacinno on January 23, 2017, 10:28:33 AM

The second part is also correct, blockchain.info is just a company. If they ever go bancrupt, or just disappear, a lot of people using the blockchain.info wallet will potentially have problems accessing their wallets (unless they made proper backups). But this has no impact on your paper wallet. You could just import your private key into a synced bitcoin core wallet, or into an SPV wallet like electrum, and you can just use your unspent inputs to generate a transaction without ever needing the company blockchain.info

So most secured method for storing our Bitcoins is Papper wallets. If we using paper wallet, no need to worry about online wallets going scam OR account blocked.

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import your private key into a synced bitcoin core wallet or into an SPV wallet like electrum.

I dont understood this. How get "synced bitcoin core wallet". Paper wallet sync is possible?

you won't store bitcoin in a paper wallet, you only store some private key that might give you the power to transfer some amount of Bitcoins to other addresses.

also you don't sync a piece of paper with a private key, you sync a wallet that might or might not have your private keys imported

looks like you need to learn the very basics about Bitcoins before worrying about paper wallets

Other address you are transferring the whole bitcoin address if you install the private key in other wallet provider?
I just try this when i was installing the private key in the same wallet in electrum only one address is you can get..
Unless if you are using 2fa in electrum when you are backuping private key you can get different address.. when installing it to other wallet or in same electrum wallet..