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On masterxchange and other websites it looks like MSC/BTC is traded regularly. But when I look for an MSC wallet all of them are coming with a lot of warnings about being experimental and how only wallets with small amounts for testing should be used with them.

Despite their alpha status, is anybody here using one of the wallets to send MSC frequently and can say something about stability of these wallets? Which wallet has failed on you, which one was reliable so far? Any experiences?

What do you mean by wallet? A mastercoin wallet is a bitcoin address. And sending/receiving is working fine

http://wiki.mastercoin.org/index.php/Wallet

I dont think anyone is using those wallets. Majority of the people are just storing their MSC on their own bitcoin addresses.

Mh, what about https://masterchain.info/ then? It's the first option being listed here.

yeah but you can just use mastercoinadvisor.exe to send MSC, Why would you want to keep your MSC on a webwallet instead of your own private key?

I am just curious about how people are doing their MSC transactions, maybe someone else has a different opinion on this (I personally don't like web wallets either, but they exist and are being used, so there obviously are people who want to use them). And as long as there is no nice and clean GUI for MSC transactions its usage will be limited mostly to tech-savvy users. So I am curious whether there is already a promising candidate for filling this gap or we are still at the very beginning.