Bitcoin Wallets Archive

Securing Crypto Private Keys with Billfodl

For anyone who’s acquired crypto in any meaningful quantities, you’ll likely have gone through a similar process to that which many others did. Firstly, looking to get free bitcoin and coming across the wonder that …

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Setting up a Trezor Model T Hardware Wallet from scratch

This is a promoted post. Read more in our Editorial Policy In the second of our series of articles on the Trezor Model T, we look at how you can set up your wallet from …

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Buying & Unboxing a Trezor Model T Hardware Wallet

This is a promoted post. Read more in our Editorial Policy We’re big fans of Trezor Hardware Wallets, having used them for several years now to secure crypto (mainly bitcoin and ethereum). So we were …

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How to buy a Trezor One Bitcoin Hardware Wallet

May 2018 update- Trezor One wallets now support Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Dash, Litecoin, ZCash and also can integrate with MyEtherWallet for Ethereum and Ethereum Classic, and a new 2018 Model T version is …

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Bitcoin Armory Wallet Review

May 2018 update – While Bitcoin Armory development ceased by the original developers company, one of the original development team has taken it upon himself to continue supporting the wallet, although it’s still a little …

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Buying bitcoin at Dublin’s Southside ATM

You can visit our Buy Bitcoin page to get bitcoin right now if you can’t get to Dublin to use the alternative Northside ATM, or read about the new (in May 2019) Southside ATM as well …

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If you're just getting started with cryptocurrency, there are several methods to get your first couple of euro of cryptocurrency to put in your wallet.

Did you know that the Crypto part of Revolut has a section called Learn? You can earn around €10 in free crypto from doing some lessons (and they've recently finally added the option to withdraw your bitcoin from your account to an external wallet address! )

Want to use your computer to mine cryptocurrency? Cudominer lets you mine a variety of cryptocurrencies. Read our Cudominer Review to see how it works. Note, this could potentially cause damage to your machine as we learned the hard way so do it at your own risk.

If you want to try a faucet to earn small amounts of crypto which pay out when you reach a certain threshold of bitcoin, you can roll the dice and potentially get up to $100 in bitcoin once an hour by registering with Free Bitco.in and doing their roll. Once you earn 0.0003 bitcoin, this is transferred to your nominated wallet.