Bit Coins are still a relatively new idea but are becoming popular
amongst individuals and companies who wish to carry out transactions
over the Internet. And just as you would keep physical money in a wallet
so too 'Bit Coins' are kept in virtual wallets, either in the so-called
Cloud or on your computer.
So what is a Bit Coin Wallet?
Well a Bit Coin wallet can be a file located either on your hard drive on in the cloud on which the details of your private keys are stored. These keys relate to the amount of 'Bit Coinage' you have and also a detailed record of the transactions carried out using them.
Well a Bit Coin wallet can be a file located either on your hard drive on in the cloud on which the details of your private keys are stored. These keys relate to the amount of 'Bit Coinage' you have and also a detailed record of the transactions carried out using them.
Is there a hardware version?
Yes there is a hardware version of a 'Bit Coin Wallet' and the principle is that nothing other than the information relating to your 'Bit Coinage' and transactions can be saved to it or accessed from it. Some might consider it to be similar in practice to a partition on a hard drive and indeed it can take that form, but it can also be a backup made to compact disc or to a USB storage device.
Yes there is a hardware version of a 'Bit Coin Wallet' and the principle is that nothing other than the information relating to your 'Bit Coinage' and transactions can be saved to it or accessed from it. Some might consider it to be similar in practice to a partition on a hard drive and indeed it can take that form, but it can also be a backup made to compact disc or to a USB storage device.
At the present moment there are no definitive hardware versions in
production but the news is they are coming so for the most part any one
using 'Bit Coins' have the option to do so and save their data via the
cloud or via their own computer or USB device.
We suggest regularly backing up your 'Bit Coin' wallet and by doing
so you are keeping a constant record of what you have and how much you
have spent etc. You are also making it harder for those nefarious,
unscrupulous types on the World Wide Web to rob you of your 'Bit
Coinage' as can be done if they manage to hack your wallet.
A good way to reduce the risk of hacking is to keep your wallet on
your computer as opposed to in the cloud but it is worth remembering
that should you forget the details relating to the wallet then it can
prove difficult to access it again at a later date.
When it comes to 'Bit Coin wallets' on hard drives or other storage
devices we are now regularly being tasked with retrieving such data from
hard drives that have failed. There is sometimes no reason for this
other than the fact that the drive is old and has become unstable or
because it has sustained some kind of fault that was not previously
taken into consideration when the storage of the wallet took place.
We can, and do, recover 'Bit Coin wallets' and do so using many years
of data recovery expertise coupled with the most up-to-date equipment
available to us.
Our experts have over 15 years in the arena of data recovery and
provided that the hard drive has not been reformatted or additional
information written to it during the fail process there is a 99.9%
chance that we can recover all of the data on it including your valuable
'Bit Coinage'.
Contact us with your query via the 'Contact Us' page or telephone to
speak to one of our friendly and professional experts who will give you
advice on how best we can help.
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