BTC paper wallet Hey guys, I printed a paper wallet but I w

>>3087219
When you print a paper wallet, the printer, even just temporarily, stores whatever you just printed in its memory and can be read by anyone and someone skilled could easily find out what it was much later if they got your printer.


Literally the only safe way to do it is to write down your addresses by hand onto a wallet you make. And, obviously, to generate the addresses offline with a wiped flash drive which has the bitaddress.org site saved on it.

Anything else is hackable.

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>>3087219
And of course if you're going to print one, dont forget to follow the indicated precautions

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>>3087240
I used a really old printer, and a ubuntu live CD.
Still, like you said, there is still some danger. But I think it's not too bad.

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Anyone else printed a BTC wallet?

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Hobbit themed too

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>>3087431

That's pretty cool.

Nice scam fag

>>3087467
you bought 100k already?

One bump before letting this die