pro pendrive: More convenient re-import of wallet.dat, compared to typing or scanning from paper – pyramids – 2013-11-28T20:31:14.990
Actually... no. What is more convinient for you? Scanning a QR code / typing private key into Btc client, or merge 2 wallet.dat (it is non-trivial using standard BitcoinQT client)? – Maciej Mączko – 2013-11-28T22:40:02.603
I suppose it might depend on your situation. I would have assumed you'd be replacing the (unused) wallet.dat, but I see your point, too. – pyramids – 2013-11-28T23:15:49.213
pro pendrive: More convenient re-import of wallet.dat, compared to typing or scanning from paper – pyramids – 2013-11-28T20:31:14.990
Actually... no. What is more convinient for you? Scanning a QR code / typing private key into Btc client, or merge 2 wallet.dat (it is non-trivial using standard BitcoinQT client)? – Maciej Mączko – 2013-11-28T22:40:02.603
I suppose it might depend on your situation. I would have assumed you'd be replacing the (unused) wallet.dat, but I see your point, too. – pyramids – 2013-11-28T23:15:49.213