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Managing Crypto Wallets? 2016-06-27 10:47:32 Post No. 1341005
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I'm new to the crypto thing, but was looking into tossing around a few bucks. Currently fiddling around with NXT.
I'm probably just doing it wrong, but is there some means of consolidating wallets? Currently trying to have a NXT wallet with a public key, but that requires buying NXT, which I apparently need to do with a public key, so I need to make a different wallet than the one generated on download, then buy BTC, which requires making a new wallet for that, then converting it into one wallet, then sending to the other wallet, then sending to the original NXT wallet, just to send some currency I had there to a different NXT wallet.
Plus generating a different wallet for the different exchange sites I see upon registration.
At best, I've found bit.ac, but don't know how it works really, and it doesn't even include an NXT wallet.
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Bump for information. How do I keep my wallets safe? How did HashOcean steal people's bitcoins?
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>>1341005
I just bought all my shit on polo and left it on there. Instead of sending it to respected wallets I set up 2FA verification. Only thing that can go wrong is polo getting hacked but no one cares about my dao sia nxt or nem.
I do keep my important crypto (btc, Eth) in their respected wallets though.
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>>1341244
The worse thing you have to worry is polo getting hacked.
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>>1341244
I made a bit.ac wallet for my bitcoin, ethereum, and Monero, but it doesn't include coins like NXT or Trumpcoin at the moment. I've been given some free currency through NXT And am trying to get it on a web wallet so I don't need to download the blockchain every time I turn on my computer.
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