I'm going to be investing in a hardware wallet this week.
Will I still be able to send btc to a fresh address every time or do you reuse the receive address?
Is there any way for me to check the balance without plugging it in all the time? I like to confirm what I sent went to where I sent it.
Is there anything else I should know about it?
I am getting a heart procedure in the morning (cryo-ablation) for A-Fib. Just in case you never hear from me again it is best to stop the massive wave of donations as my family would probably not find my wallet password. "Massive wave" is a joke, of course. No real donations yet:
I do not really expect any complications and expect to be back within a few days and will edit this OP when I get a chance. Best Wishes to anyone working to fulfill the original dream of Bitcoin!
I'm a 2011 btc veteran. As such, I find myself using tools that become outdated and don't keep up with what's new anymore. You get set in your ways. I've used mycelium as a phone wallet for what seems like forever. It used to be simple and sleek. There were development plans for some interesting tools that never came to be. I just looked in the app for the first time in a while and it's become bloated with spammy media feeds and other sponsors that reek of desperation. If i were to recommend something that looks like a malware infected early 2000s webpage to a friend, it's got all the bells and whistles to drive them away. It's finally the sad time to dump mycelium and take my spending keys elsewhere. (RIP crowdfunding coins donated long ago)
What is everyone's phone wallet choice these days and why? I have used many over the years, they all have their strengths and quirks.
Bitcoin’s number of unique active users has hit an all-time high, according to data from Glassnode. Having reached 375,000 in late December 2017, the number of “active entities” has now passed 380,000, and looks set to continue growing.
Could a surge be imminent?
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