Quote from: Florg on October 09, 2017, 05:23:33 PM

So I've been investing in cryptocurrencies for a few months now and I've been trying to figure out the best storage solutions for different coins. I just ordered a Ledger Nano S so I plan on using that when it arrives. One wallet that I found really interesting for ETH is myetherwallet.

FYI,myetherwallet is not the most secure wallet out there,I wouldn't touch anything with a 10 foot pole which exhibits on the web especially if I'm to store my money in there.Anyway,what would an investor know about the technical side of cryptos ? Undecided

Quote from: Florg on October 09, 2017, 05:23:33 PM

It seems to be a paper wallet generator, so the keys aren't stored online or anything, but it has an online interface that you can use to interact with the paper wallet. I think that this functionality is very cool, is there a similar paper wallet and interface hybrid for Bitcoin? I'm currently using electrum which works fine, but I was just curious if there was something similar to myetherwallet, because it seems like a pretty secure, decent way to have a wallet set up. It allows for cold storage, but gives an easy way to access funds later without need to download software.

Is that thing open-sourced ? How can you see the stuff is generated completely online without having the db to interfere ? No matter how you put it,I still think downloading the official chain does the job for me.Blockchain.info is your closest friend which is quite secure from a long time.