Quote from: Brandon Cheliak on June 17, 2018, 03:20:31 PM

Quote from: DNotes on June 16, 2018, 02:47:43 PM

Quote from: TeeGee on June 16, 2018, 07:51:26 AM

Very handy being able to have a local QT wallet on your mobile phone. I'm still a big fan personally of the DNotes Vault by preference, which I can also access using my mobile. Huge convenience factor.

Great work

Thanks Tim, they all have their unique advantages.

Desktop Wallet = Full control of your wallet. Staking. Can be slow and requires some technical knowledge.
Best for: Staking. Supporting the network.
Electrum Wallet = Full control of your wallet. Removes a lot of the technical hurdles of managing your wallets. The fastest option for creating, backing up, and sending / receiving transactions.
Best for: Transacting. Wallet management.
DNotesVault = Easiest to use. Web portal to access anywhere from any device. Guaranteed.
Best for: Storage.

The new DNotes Electrum wallet is huge news! Although the Electrum wallet doesn't stake itself, if you keep the same private key in both the Electrum wallet and your online desktop wallet, your DNotes will continue to stake. I still personally wouldn't recommend importing private keys that contains a large balance to any mobile wallet at this point in time.

If you just wanted to keep track of your staking, you can import any address as a watch only address as well. That way you can keep an eye on your staking wallet results.

Agreed, the mobile wallet is better suited for smaller amounts of DNotes. Unless you are dedicating a mobile phone, offline (and probably no sim card), as a dedicated cold storage device. Large amounts you will want cold storage or DNotesVault.