+lasest2 - Yes, really. I got a full 1 TB USB drive corrupted in Win7 because I didn't "remove it safely". I can still access it with a repair program, but the directory structure is gone, and a full restoration of individual files will take almost two months according to the program.
Hello dude, have you had of Bitcoin? Its a crpto currency and it have value like dollar, you can search about Bitcoin on google and see some information about it. Currently I have invested some money about $2000 worth of Bitcoin and I earn $100 through @Charles_forex09 on INSTA everyday from the investment and also my friend Jack invested $5000 bitcoin in fact he borrowed some money and invested now he receives $200 daily. Contact @Charles_forex09 on IG
Thank you very informative! And I especially love the way you take time to explain everything. I'm older and very inexperienced in all of this, so it makes it much easier to listen to someone like yourself. Thanks again, Rochelle
Now i believe in crypto currencies i never knew i could invest in bitcoin and earn so much in few days or weeks.A broker introduced me to a platform where i invested and my rewards were amazing you can contact her on WhatsApp +17605896558
Thank you for a very informative video. My question is the following: Is the USB stick you used in the video an off-the-shelf item? What is the difference between getting such a stick and a Ledger or a Trezor one? Thank you.
Tip on password security: While it obviously is correct to use numbers and symbols to further complicate the password, most of the strength of ones password actually comes from the number of characters. Most password cracking programs or bruteforces are programmed to try all combinations of symbols up until a certain amount of letters (most end around 14-16). So of course keep using numbers, symbols aswell as upper and lower case letters, but having a longer password is most of the time more important.
but isn't the wallet just a client to connect to these public addresses, it doesn't matter where it's installed, all the data is in the blockchain, the only thing that it stores really are these hashcodes
So basically, MultiBit is creating a wallet and giving you a private key. Then, potentially, what could prevent developers/people working at Multibit to know and use your private key and have access to your wallet?
What if all this bitcoin wallets softwares that are available online have a database with public keys and private keys and you just think that they generate a public and private key, when in fact there is a huge database with loads of adresses with private keys affiliated, already known by the developer? It is possible right?
I don't think this is is possible anymore. From MultiBit: What about storing wallets directly on USB keys ? MultiBit does not support changing the location of where wallets are stored. This is by design. We found that the seemingly straightforward option of letting users choose where to put their wallet, including on removable media such as USB drives (IronKeys and so forth), created a whole host of subtle problems: writing critical data to removable drives can be problematic due to users pulling them out leading to corrupted wallet files the failure rate for USB drives is much higher than fixed disks when you take into account losses and breakages etc it is too easy to lose track of where the wallet files are located - fixed locations are easy to identify
I hadn't once use USB or other form of hardware wallets, only decentralized non-custodial wallet I use. It has been very effective for me. I use atomic wallet precisely.
Wow! That is just great!! Just wondering if you are going to create another tutorial on saving litecoin on a usb drive yoo? And if yes, can we use the same drive as a litecoin and bitcoin wallet?
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Hi this is from the Multibit.org website Multibit is No Longer Supported Dear Bitcoin Community, It is time for us to let Multibit go. KeepKey acquired Multibit a little over 1 year ago. At the time, the engineers who originally built and supported Multibit had announced that they would no longer be working on it or providing support. Multibit played an important role in the Bitcoin infrastructure. We felt that it was important for Multibit to continue and hoped that with our existing support and development teams, we would be able to keep Multibit alive.
great tutorial, can I ask something? If you're offline, how could you generate new wallets? What if another people are generating another new wallet offline too ? won't we might get the same address ? because those address are just random strings, will it possible that we both generate the same strings? since we're both offline and won't be able to check the new addresses.
Thanks for the great tutorial. Would this work with the Jaxx desktop wallet? Jaxx lets you have multiple types of coins such as ETH, DASH, LTC in one wallet so it would be nice if it works on a usb stick too. Also, what does the multibit.properties file at 3:00 do? The file is no longer there at 5:19. Thanks!
Amazing tutorial!!! Questions... - how do we know Multi-Bit isn't inherently rogue and reveals itself at one point by emptying its users Wallets in the future?- backup is really that easy? Are you saying, if you pop in the 2nd (backup) drive, and run MB, it syncs and displays the wallet? It stores and displays all the private keys you had listed? - can I use any USB flash drive pretty much?- is it ok to not download/save the entire Ledger? - do you have a video on how to send Coinbase Wallet balance over to the HW wallet? I assume you'd just do the standard process like you showed in your $.50 example? Thanks!!!!
Hay Mr Jay great video thanks for the insight. I'm still a bit unsure as to how the bitcoin transfers to a wallet when offline though. Is the bitcoin in a queue waiting for your to connect to the internet???? or are all wallets are essentially online and cold storage just takes your encryption details offline....
Does this Tutorial still apply to the new, updated Multibit? It seems there's less files under the multibit folder compared to the video @ 2:44. Is the step @ 2:44 still necessary?
Thanks man this was helpful I really liked your previous vids I am currently mining right now I just started today thanks to you! But I have a question, I have been mining for Mabey 3 hours now, I have almost 300 accepted equations and my wallet is linked to my miner and everything but it hadent done anything? Is it working or did I mess up?
Question: 1. Regardless of the address that you use, all cryptos that you send will be sent to the same place. Is this correct? 2. Would it be safe to have these addresses written down in a document on your computer? Can the address provide a way for you to be hacked?
June 27th 2017 - Is this video still relevant or should I be directed to a more current safe version of a cold wallet? Or is this still a good way? Thanks.
mrjaybusch question: how long does it take to download the blockchain using multibit!? and where does it save to!? the USB drive? if so, the usb drive should be over 10gb+ to save details let me know thanks
So just to be clear, I don't need to create a seperate Ripple, Cardano, and Stellar wallet on my desktop. I can just create 3 separate labeled wallet addresses onto a thumb drive inside of the Multibit program.
Quick note: if your computer was ever connected to the internet there is a chance it might be infected by a virus before you even start creating your wallet dissconnecting from the internet is some what safe but a smart virus keeps track of what your doing and as soon as its connected again it could still send recorded keystrokes recorded while you where offline. another thing is that if a virus is really looking for bitcoin it can see that the wallet as soon as you connect the usb to the computer and if it is smart it will copy the wallet send it over to the hacker and record your keystrokes as soon as it type in the encryption password. Just make sure that your computer is safe (scan it for viruses) before starting so you know you are safe i would also advise scanning your computer before you plug it in if you have a lot of bitcoins on the usb wallet.
hey, you have answered to all my questions except one: What's the "Label" for? And aswell theres some people that when you buy something from somebody, they ask you to pm your adress with their public pgp encryption key, how do you do that with multibit program? i'd really apreciate if you answer thank you
this is the video I was looking for. Now that we are in 2018, my question is can I also store all my other cryptos in one address or do I need to create a separate one for each? Thank you.
I make huge profits on my investment since i started trading with a professional broker Mrs Silvia Morgan, her trading strategy are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade. Thanks so much ma'am♥
Thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started my investment with $4,500 in just a week of trading with her I’ve gotten profits of $12,750 in my portfolio. Thank you Ma'am
Hi Jay, thanks for the tutorial. If I store 1 bitcoin in my paper wallet, can I just send part of that amount to my exchanger for example? Thanks in advance for your reply
You didn't mention that you actually copied the addresses or the QR code to your computer so that you could send the 50cents to your usb stick. Did you do that?
Will this replace the normal bitcoin wallet that you download from the site or will i have to send bitcoins from the normal wallet to the usb wallet? Will this work for litecoins too? I have a crappy computer?
What happens if you USB drive dies? Can you make a copy of the drive at any time to protect the wallet? Also, is there a way to use the drive on more than one platform (Linux, MacOS, Windows)? Or are you stuck on the platform you chose when you created the drive/wallet?
Hi MrJayBusch, I found that your video is interesting with newbie like me, but could you plz tell me that "Multibit" is still useful!? Because i see the caution in the website : "Multibit is Deprecated - Do Not Use". Hope to see your reply soon Thank you
Hi... Thanks for this tutorial! Great job! At the start of the video you created a file named "multibit.properties", but when you restarted your computer and re-plug the USB drive this file NEVER shows up again. You deleted it ??? Thanks for your help.
and when they get your drive but need a password you still don't have a wallet to retrieve your money because its not on your person correct? what is a backup?
But aren't there still weaknesses in just "taking your computer offline"? What if you had a keylogger that transmits all the information once you go back online? Is there really a safe method?
My question is, if the wallet is offline and bitcoins are sent to your address. Does that transaction stay on the block chain and you get them when you go online and sync.??
I created my multibit USB with my PC. When I plug my wallet into my laptop it doesn't recognise that there is a wallet and just prompts me to restore or create a new one. What did I do wrong?
why doesn't it request the password before you send out the btc out again? Or at least when you open it when you run it. The password was only used when you were generating the private keys, which is ok, but the private key is the one that should be protected, but it isn't. Am I missing something here?
Nice guide; but to be completely honest with you here: that OS is not ideal for that kind of operations. It boycotts half the efforts you made to keep safe
How can funds be transferred so quickly between the Coinbase account and paper wallet? Or between a paper wallet and other wallets? I thought it was taking some time before the transaction could be recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain. Does that mean that these transactions are so quick because they are nor recorded on the blockchain? In that case, how can we prove we own bitcoins?
But you still have to use this online which means being offline is useless because you still have to get online put a password in at some point. To send money from the wallet
So now that I see Multibit is no longer supported, is there any other way of creating your own usb thumb drive wallet in a similar manner that is secure, especially one capable of storing a variety of cryptocurrency?
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Life is to short to disconnect USB safely.
lmao mine for mine?
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+lasest2 - Yes, really. I got a full 1 TB USB drive corrupted in Win7 because I didn't "remove it safely". I can still access it with a repair program, but the directory structure is gone, and a full restoration of individual files will take almost two months according to the program.
@@willisgaines6882 you didnt say anything about pissing into it though
Hello dude, have you had of Bitcoin? Its a crpto currency and it have value like dollar, you can search about Bitcoin on google and see some information about it. Currently I have invested some money about $2000 worth of Bitcoin and I earn $100 through @Charles_forex09 on INSTA everyday from the investment and also my friend Jack invested $5000 bitcoin in fact he borrowed some money and invested now he receives $200 daily. Contact @Charles_forex09 on IG
Thank you very informative! And I especially love the way you take time to explain everything. I'm older and very inexperienced in all of this, so it makes it much easier to listen to someone like yourself. Thanks again, Rochelle
What do you mean? Is his video info false?
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Thank you for a very informative video. My question is the following: Is the USB stick you used in the video an off-the-shelf item? What is the difference between getting such a stick and a Ledger or a Trezor one? Thank you.
Tip on password security: While it obviously is correct to use numbers and symbols to further complicate the password, most of the strength of ones password actually comes from the number of characters. Most password cracking programs or bruteforces are programmed to try all combinations of symbols up until a certain amount of letters (most end around 14-16). So of course keep using numbers, symbols aswell as upper and lower case letters, but having a longer password is most of the time more important.
but isn't the wallet just a client to connect to these public addresses, it doesn't matter where it's installed, all the data is in the blockchain, the only thing that it stores really are these hashcodes
So basically, MultiBit is creating a wallet and giving you a private key. Then, potentially, what could prevent developers/people working at Multibit to know and use your private key and have access to your wallet?
What if all this bitcoin wallets softwares that are available online have a database with public keys and private keys and you just think that they generate a public and private key, when in fact there is a huge database with loads of adresses with private keys affiliated, already known by the developer? It is possible right?
You clear one of my toughest doubt. Thanks so much
can you store other coins in this wallet? or just Bitcoin
And sir multibit is no longer supported. Kindly please tell about some other wallet.
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I don't think this is is possible anymore. From MultiBit: What about storing wallets directly on USB keys ?
MultiBit does not support changing the location of where wallets are stored.
This is by design. We found that the seemingly straightforward option of letting users choose where to put their wallet, including on removable media such as USB drives (IronKeys and so forth), created a whole host of subtle problems:
writing critical data to removable drives can be problematic due to users pulling them out leading to corrupted wallet files
the failure rate for USB drives is much higher than fixed disks when you take into account losses and breakages etc
it is too easy to lose track of where the wallet files are located - fixed locations are easy to identify
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This video needs updating! Multibit now needs access to Cloud Storage and will not sync with a standard USB.
which wallet would you use instead?
So, what would happen to your Bitcoin in this wallet, once Multibit ceased to exist?
it's still there
@@galacticquasar9944 : It's not there anymore... IDK
I hadn't once use USB or other form of hardware wallets, only decentralized non-custodial wallet I use. It has been very effective for me. I use atomic wallet precisely.
Multibit doesn´t longer supported??? Ist there another programm for that?
I would like to know that as well.
Bro was a half millionaire in that 15 minutes 😂
GREAT tutorial for a newbie looking to take the wallet offline. Thanks for posting.
Wow! That is just great!! Just wondering if you are going to create another tutorial on saving litecoin on a usb drive yoo? And if yes, can we use the same drive as a litecoin and bitcoin wallet?
Sure, I don't see why not!! xTJRsAsEAx
MrJayBusch Thanks so much!! Btw will there be another tutorial on litecoin storage? And can a 100+mb usb drive work? HAHA
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wow that was a good one
Hi this is from the Multibit.org website
Multibit is No Longer Supported
Dear Bitcoin Community,
It is time for us to let Multibit go.
KeepKey acquired Multibit a little over 1 year ago. At the time, the engineers who originally built and supported Multibit had announced that they would no longer be working on it or providing support. Multibit played an important role in the Bitcoin infrastructure. We felt that it was important for Multibit to continue and hoped that with our existing support and development teams, we would be able to keep Multibit alive.
great tutorial, can I ask something? If you're offline, how could you generate new wallets? What if another people are generating another new wallet offline too ? won't we might get the same address ? because those address are just random strings, will it possible that we both generate the same strings? since we're both offline and won't be able to check the new addresses.
Thankyou!! was not sure how to store this all on a usb stick!
Hi, when I make a copy of the USB, this copy will update its self because it will synch to the internet right?
Gracias bro mañana volveré al 2010 para comprar bitcoins y necesitaba esto para saber como guardarlos en un disco duro usb, eres mi héroe🫂
Great video just what I wanted. Simple, easy enuf to follow for new btc disciples!
I see this was published way back in 2014. Can you still create an offline wallet using this video as is, or does it need to be updated?
Excellent video, well presented! Thank you!
Thanks for the great tutorial. Would this work with the Jaxx desktop wallet? Jaxx lets you have multiple types of coins such as ETH, DASH, LTC in one wallet so it would be nice if it works on a usb stick too. Also, what does the multibit.properties file at 3:00 do? The file is no longer there at 5:19. Thanks!
Danny L so multibit is just fot bitcoins?
Amazing tutorial!!! Questions... - how do we know Multi-Bit isn't inherently rogue and reveals itself at one point by emptying its users Wallets in the future?- backup is really that easy? Are you saying, if you pop in the 2nd (backup) drive, and run MB, it syncs and displays the wallet? It stores and displays all the private keys you had listed? - can I use any USB flash drive pretty much?- is it ok to not download/save the entire Ledger? - do you have a video on how to send Coinbase Wallet balance over to the HW wallet? I assume you'd just do the standard process like you showed in your $.50 example?
Thanks!!!!
Great video and advice. Given it's 3 years old, are there other better wallets to achieve the same concept for an offline wallet?
Hay Mr Jay great video thanks for the insight. I'm still a bit unsure as to how the bitcoin transfers to a wallet when offline though. Is the bitcoin in a queue waiting for your to connect to the internet???? or are all wallets are essentially online and cold storage just takes your encryption details offline....
Does this Tutorial still apply to the new, updated Multibit? It seems there's less files under the multibit folder compared to the video @ 2:44. Is the step @ 2:44 still necessary?
damn that 50 cents is 47 dollars today in 2021!
Thank you bro! Seems like my ledger takes a month to be delivered... until then its good to know i can keep my funds away from the grid.
Thanks man this was helpful I really liked your previous vids I am currently mining right now I just started today thanks to you! But I have a question, I have been mining for Mabey 3 hours now, I have almost 300 accepted equations and my wallet is linked to my miner and everything but it hadent done anything? Is it working or did I mess up?
If u backup your USB stick and u have 10usd on it and later on u add +10usd, u need to backup again ?
Thanks for the info
I'm doing this with unused micro SD cards from old phones. It's amazing.
Why would you need more than one receive address ?
Lmao this video is like seeing a picture of bill gates at 14
Question:
1. Regardless of the address that you use, all cryptos that you send will be sent to the same place. Is this correct?
2. Would it be safe to have these addresses written down in a document on your computer? Can the address provide a way for you to be hacked?
June 27th 2017 - Is this video still relevant or should I be directed to a more current safe version of a cold wallet? Or is this still a good way? Thanks.
Thank you so much you made this such a simple basic process!!!!! Again thank you so much!!!😁
Great Video. A bit late for me because Multibit/keepkey stole > 2 btc from me before the fork July 30, 2017
mrjaybusch question: how long does it take to download the blockchain using multibit!? and where does it save to!? the USB drive? if so, the usb drive should be over 10gb+ to save details let me know thanks
So just to be clear, I don't need to create a seperate Ripple, Cardano, and Stellar wallet on my desktop. I can just create 3 separate labeled wallet addresses onto a thumb drive inside of the Multibit program.
Thanks for this. Very simple, yet very awesome
Hope you hodled bro
Quick note: if your computer was ever connected to the internet there is a chance it might be infected by a virus before you even start creating your wallet dissconnecting from the internet is some what safe but a smart virus keeps track of what your doing and as soon as its connected again it could still send recorded keystrokes recorded while you where offline.
another thing is that if a virus is really looking for bitcoin it can see that the wallet as soon as you connect the usb to the computer and if it is smart it will copy the wallet send it over to the hacker and record your keystrokes as soon as it type in the encryption password.
Just make sure that your computer is safe (scan it for viruses) before starting so you know you are safe i would also advise scanning your computer before you plug it in if you have a lot of bitcoins on the usb wallet.
Just do it from a Live CD.
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For which 2-in-1s such as Lenovo Yoga do NOT have a drive.
JuliaB1955 You can do a Live CD to a Flash Drive.
hey, you have answered to all my questions except one: What's the "Label" for?
And aswell theres some people that when you buy something from somebody, they ask you to pm your adress with their public pgp encryption key, how do you do that with multibit program?
i'd really apreciate if you answer thank you
The wallet that you used in this video is not available any more - please make a similar video
this is the video I was looking for. Now that we are in 2018, my question is can I also store all my other cryptos in one address or do I need to create a separate one for each? Thank you.
Your wallet will have all the addresses for individual tokens
Good video thanks a lot. I am learning more and more about bitcoin daily!
What prevents two people generating the same get bitcoins address while being offline? Which one would get the money? The one who goes online first?
DO you use a regular usb stick that you can buy from a electronic store or must it be a special one??
Multibit is not available anymore, you can use Electrum instead.
Who watching it on 2024??
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I started this with just a thousand bucks. my portfolio is worth much more now within just weeks of trading with her thanks Mrs Silvia
Thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started my investment with $4,500 in just a week of trading with her I’ve gotten profits of $12,750 in my portfolio. Thank you Ma'am
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Hi Jay, thanks for the tutorial. If I store 1 bitcoin in my paper wallet, can I just send part of that amount to my exchanger for example? Thanks in advance for your reply
I do have a question. Why do you need to disable the internet before making your wallet?
You didn't mention that you actually copied the addresses or the QR code to your computer so that you could send the 50cents to your usb stick.
Did you do that?
Will a 4GB do? I am trying to be economical and keep the price down for buying a few flash drives. What do you recommend?
Will this replace the normal bitcoin wallet that you download from the site or will i have to send bitcoins from the normal wallet to the usb wallet?
Will this work for litecoins too?
I have a crappy computer?
Fantastic video buds :) look forward to more content! Your natural teacher :)
Great video, bridged the gap perfect for me.
Thanks!!!
Thanks for the video! This is by far the easiest set of instructions out there.
Okay this might be a noob question but what if we our USB stick gets lost or broken. How should we retrieve our bitcoin money?
What happens if you USB drive dies? Can you make a copy of the drive at any time to protect the wallet? Also, is there a way to use the drive on more than one platform (Linux, MacOS, Windows)? Or are you stuck on the platform you chose when you created the drive/wallet?
Hi MrJayBusch, I found that your video is interesting with newbie like me, but could you plz tell me that "Multibit" is still useful!?
Because i see the caution in the website : "Multibit is Deprecated - Do Not Use".
Hope to see your reply soon
Thank you
Hi... Thanks for this tutorial! Great job! At the start of the video you created a file named "multibit.properties", but when you restarted your computer and re-plug the USB drive this file NEVER shows up again. You deleted it ??? Thanks for your help.
You are right @MrJayBusch we wait for explanation
Hi Thank you for your tutorial. Could you please let me know how to use this USB drive on multiple computers?
Is there a problem with copying the contents of the USB stick to another USB stick?
and when they get your drive but need a password you still don't have a wallet to retrieve your money because its not on your person correct? what is a backup?
bro i checked your BTC address and you still have 0.00077200 BTC (€30.98) are you going to withdraw it?
But aren't there still weaknesses in just "taking your computer offline"? What if you had a keylogger that transmits all the information once you go back online? Is there really a safe method?
Can you send altcoins to this USB wallet also? Or is it only designed for bitcoins?
Is it possible to create multiple wallets on the same USB stick? Like, one wallet for Bitcoin and another one for Letcoin?
My question is, if the wallet is offline and bitcoins are sent to your address. Does that transaction stay on the block chain and you get them when you go online and sync.??
Thank you so much, appreciate!
That's Great!!!It will be useful for our clients.
I created my multibit USB with my PC. When I plug my wallet into my laptop it doesn't recognise that there is a wallet and just prompts me to restore or create a new one.
What did I do wrong?
Fantastic video. Well done!
was jubilant till I saw the vid's 3 years old... tech. moves so fast.. you need to update or are the principles still the same May 25 2017?
Can i use this for any other currencies or is it only specific for bitcoin only??
why doesn't it request the password before you send out the btc out again? Or at least when you open it when you run it. The password was only used when you were generating the private keys, which is ok, but the private key is the one that should be protected, but it isn't. Am I missing something here?
MrJayBusch
I guess Multibit is no longer supported. Any other USB Bitcoin software you would recommend instead??
Thanks Jay, very helpful. Now all i need to figure out is how do i add say 100 EUR and buy various crypto
What program did you use to send/transfer 50 cent to your offline wallet?
Nice guide; but to be completely honest with you here: that OS is not ideal for that kind of operations. It boycotts half the efforts you made to keep safe
Thank you for another outstanding tutorial!!
How can funds be transferred so quickly between the Coinbase account and paper wallet? Or between a paper wallet and other wallets? I thought it was taking some time before the transaction could be recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain. Does that mean that these transactions are so quick because they are nor recorded on the blockchain? In that case, how can we prove we own bitcoins?
But you still have to use this online which means being offline is useless because you still have to get online put a password in at some point. To send money from the wallet
So now that I see Multibit is no longer supported, is there any other way of creating your own usb thumb drive wallet in a similar manner that is secure, especially one capable of storing a variety of cryptocurrency?
i suggest everyone make about 5 or 6 backups because usb sticks do eventually fail and sometimes you can't recover anything that was on them.
Excellent video. Thanks buddy...
Hi. I would like to know what happened with multibit.properties file? I didn't see it after multibit first execution. Regards. Excellent video!
Brother if i disconnected USB from pc,
and after Manny months, USB connect to pc and internet, then it receive the amount or not ???
Your mouse is HUGE!!!
thanks so much for help to explain usb wallet
It is an old video. Do you still recommend Multibit?