Quote from: Azarman on December 05, 2014, 03:15:18 PM

Hi everybody.

Hi, Dr. Nick [1]

Quote from: Azarman on December 05, 2014, 03:15:18 PM

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1- if I can have all my balance in both in an online wallet ( blockchain ) and in an offline one ( like multibit or armory) at the same time ?!

Yes you can. One of the wallets might get confused by the actions of the other, but its possible.

Quote from: Azarman on December 05, 2014, 03:15:18 PM

I mean I can access my coins by each of them I wish in case one of them is out of reach or dont work correctly by any reason.

Yes, as long as you can access the private keys you can spend your bitcon from any wallet. Usually each wallet allows you to export those in different formats. E.g. 5JkLqL4Me5E5b6JLS6WYU1rfXSQqx1enewSvtMRrcXzPLE6ymTe is the private key for the address 1DmZzQ65sL5BcpGzBKp3j7EdRHK9WtQmmx

which now should no longer be used.

Quote from: Azarman on December 05, 2014, 03:15:18 PM

another thing I wish to know is :
2- I am member of some mining sites and some other faucets.
They send me some bitcoins regularly into my blockchain wallet.
What if I export my balance into an offline wallet from now?

I am not sure what you mean by "export my balance". You can export your private key and store it elsewhere, in which case you could still use the same address as before, its just that your private key would be now in two different places.

Quote from: Azarman on December 05, 2014, 03:15:18 PM

Do I have to change my wallet in my profile
in all those sites? Or will all future receiving coins add to my new offline wallet automatically ?!
I appreciate your answering and consuming your time in advance.
Kiss

Where the private key is storred does not matter. The bitcoins are never "in" your wallet anyway. They are allways in the blockchain (not to be confused with blockchain.info which is just a service) and the person that is able to access the correct private key can move the funds. You could even make that private key public (as I did above) which would result in plenty people beeing able to spend the coins associated with it, but thats usually not what you want.

If you are thinking about safe offline wallets (e.g. paperwallets) its probably best to keep your existing online wallet and transfer larger amounts to your offline wallet for long term storrage.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlmECL2ED2I