Paper Wallet - Revision history

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	+	Paper Wallets store your [[private keys]] on a paper document. They generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your software wallet. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is one of the safer ways to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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−	Paper Wallets store your [[private keys]] on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is one of the safest ways to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+

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−	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is one of the safest ways to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+	Paper Wallets store your [[private keys]] on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is one of the safest ways to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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−	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is the safest ~~way~~ to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is one of the safest ways to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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−	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a QR code on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a [[QR code]] on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[Software Wallet\|software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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−	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a QR code on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[software]] ~~wallet~~. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+	Paper Wallets store your private keys on a paper document. Paper wallets generally have a QR code on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[software wallet]]. Since the paper wallet is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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−	[[Paper]] ~~based [[cryptocurrency]] wallets~~ store your private keys on a paper document. [[Paper]] ~~wallets~~ generally have a QR code on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[software]] wallet. Since the [[paper]] ~~wallet~~ is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].	+	[[Paper Wallet]]s store your private keys on a paper document. [[Paper wallet]]s generally have a QR code on the front to help speed up the process of transferring funds to your [[software]] wallet. Since the [[paper wallet]] is not connected to the internet, it is the safest way to store your [[cryptocurrency]].

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