Piper: The Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Paper Wallet Printer and More
Everyone knows that keeping your Bitcoins in a Paper Wallet is the safest way to store them. But making Paper Wallets is a hassle. Piper makes it easy. Check out [piperwallet.com](https://piperwallet.com) for more info.
Working on Bitcoin Certificate "paper wallets", wanting opinions and suggestions.
Hey everyone, I've been working on a way to make "paper wallet" Bitcoin Certificates. They contain an Address, Private Key, QR code of the private key, and a unique certificate ID to know that yours is one-of-a-kind. A paper wallet is basically a physical copy of a Bitcoin address and private key, where the digital copy of the private key is completely deleted. The reason I chose certificates is because when you buy in to stock, you have a certificate that represents ownership of that stock. My goal is to hopefully make a certificate worthy of being sold for Bitcoins.. I know some people have a need for a "paper wallet" so I wanted to make something that fit that need. I was hoping to get opinions, ideas, suggestions and all of the above.. Here's a picture with extra information as well:http://i.imgur.com/RNet0.jpg
I've seen a lot of information on anonymous usage of bitcoin, including this. I'm wondering if it's not fairly safe, for a low-volume (maybe only once) buying model, to:
Buy paper wallet bitcoin from an ATM
Sweep paper wallet into a software wallet (I was looking at Electrum)
From Electrum, send to wherever I'm looking to spend (with VPN running)
I'm newer to this, so be gentle... What are the holes I'm missing? Is this fairly anonymous? I'm running on Windows 10. edit: when I'm spending, I'm using VPN and tor
I am wondering if anyone uses paper wallet here. Are they a safe option to use for offline storage? Where would you recommend to have this paper wallet generated?
Some questions about paper wallets (How do I store Bitcoin on it?)
So I've decided to store some bitcoins on a paper wallet so that I can bury the seed phrase somewhere on this planet and dig it up if I ever have to. Anyways, I still don't understand it all fully. I investigated a bit and found out that I should create a wallet on an offline computer and all that stuff. So my understanding is that I get a public key (a wallet code that I use to send money to it? or is it a key used to generate wallet addresses? :'<) and a private key (used to access the wallet?). I understand that I can send the money to the wallet via public key (I guess), but how would I send the money from that paper wallet if I ever need it? How are the fees and confirmations going to work? Is it a MUST to use BIP39 standard or can I use any words (from my own language)? If I can use any words, where do I enter them and what software do I use for it? Should I maybe write down the private key instead of using a seed phrase? Is bitaddress.org suitable for using seed phrase that I want? Sorry if these were already answered (I bet they were) but I'm just so confused and decided to write a post. Thanks in advance to everyone that is willing to help!
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