Quote from: Sulfurath on February 24, 2020, 02:26:00 AM

Quote from: Driek on February 23, 2020, 08:04:00 PM

A good place to store you ALLSAFE wallet.dat files is in an online storage.
It is safer than on a USB drive as you might lose the USB drive or it fails and becomes unreadable.

Please note, NEVER only just copy your ALLSAFE wallet.dat file in an online storage place.
A rogue network administrator can just copy your ALLSAFE wallet.dat file and steal your precious ALLSAFE coins.

Best to rename and then Encrypt the ALLSAFE wallet.dat file and then store it on an online storage place.
You can use 7-Zip to Encrypt the file with AES-256 bit Encryption (Freeware).

So in short:
1. Make sure to Encrypt your ALLSAFE wallet and directly make a backup of your ALLSAFE wallet.dat file
2. Rename the ALLSAFE wallet.dat file to for example inventory.doc
3. Encrypt the file with 7-Zip
4. Move the file to your online storage

your absolutely right, I have lost coins just because i copied my wallet.dat file only.
I'm gunna say one thing "Private key is KING"
write down or copy and paste your private key for each address that holds ALLSAFE coins or any coin for that matter.
One extra step is keep a copy of it outside of the house in the event of a house fire.
who wants to lose their crypto for good.
If your getting into ALLSAFE or any crypto that is paramount and take it seriously cause you don't know how much these coins will be 10 years plus from now.

It would be an awful Shane to lose everything earned in the 1000 coin club where you won either the lotto from all those coupons that you purchased or all the bounties.
Lets face it there are enough opportunities there to make a sizable stash of ALLSAFE coins that you can pass onto your children or your children's, children.
lets face it, it could be more than an investment, it could be your nest egg.
The 1000 coin club has constant airdrops, you can very easily put your gains from there into stake cube as well.