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• Rob

  

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  @bitsol No, that talks about hive getting counterparty tokens

  Sorry, that link is to Dogeparty talk, but I do believe that's where I heard the Hive developer discuss wanting to create a wallet that would include handling of Counterparty assets. Note that Counterparty and Dogeparty are almost identical, just operating on different blockchains.

  That's the best I have for you, without Googling it.

  Posted on October 4, 2014 at 8:40 AM
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• bitsol

  

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  @rob

  @bitsol No, that talks about hive getting counterparty tokens

  Sorry, that link is to Dogeparty talk, but I do believe that's where I heard the Hive developer discuss wanting to create a wallet that would include handling of Counterparty assets. Note that Counterparty and Dogeparty are almost identical, just operating on different blockchains.

  That's the best I have for you, without Googling it.

  Its OK I forgive you :)

  Posted on October 4, 2014 at 10:50 AM
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• llAircoolsll

  

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  @fistone where i can download wallet offline ltb coin

  There isn't any offline wallet for LTBc yet.

  do you know where i can get app wallet ltbc for android ?

  *sorry my english bad

  Posted on October 4, 2014 at 9:24 PM
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• weex

  

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  @llaircoolsll do you know where i can get app wallet ltbc for android ?

  *sorry my english bad

  At this time there is no Android wallet for ltbcoin, which would really be a Counterparty mobile wallet. The Counterwallet architecture lends itself well to a mobile front-end being created. It could even work in Chrome or Firefox on Android though I've not tested that.

  Posted on October 16, 2014 at 10:57 PM
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• therise

  

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  @llaircoolsll do you know where i can get app wallet ltbc for android ?

  *sorry my english bad

  At this time there is no Android wallet for ltbcoin, which would really be a Counterparty mobile wallet. The Counterwallet architecture lends itself well to a mobile front-end being created. It could even work in Chrome or Firefox on Android though I've not tested that.

  I think they will eventually build an android app, it's the future :)

  Posted on October 17, 2014 at 2:11 AM
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• procket34

  

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  So, is it possible to use melatix or poloniex as the alternatives ?

  Posted on October 17, 2014 at 3:21 AM
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• llAircoolsll

  

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  @llaircoolsll do you know where i can get app wallet ltbc for android ?

  *sorry my english bad

  At this time there is no Android wallet for ltbcoin, which would really be a Counterparty mobile wallet. The Counterwallet architecture lends itself well to a mobile front-end being created. It could even work in Chrome or Firefox on Android though I've not tested that.

  I think they will eventually build an android app, it's the future :)

  I've been looking for it, but I just found Dogecoin wallet

  Posted on October 17, 2014 at 4:25 AM
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• weex

  

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  @llaircoolsll

  @therise

  @weex

  @llaircoolsll do you know where i can get app wallet ltbc for android ?

  *sorry my english bad

  At this time there is no Android wallet for ltbcoin, which would really be a Counterparty mobile wallet. The Counterwallet architecture lends itself well to a mobile front-end being created. It could even work in Chrome or Firefox on Android though I've not tested that.

  I think they will eventually build an android app, it's the future :)

  I've been looking for it, but I just found Dogecoin wallet

  Right after I posted the above, there was an announcement. It's not an Android app but a SIM one which makes it potentially better for the other 6 billion for Counterparty and for Bitcoin. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=395761.msg9230030#msg9230030

  Posted on October 17, 2014 at 9:52 AM
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• weex

  

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  @procket34 So, is it possible to use melatix or poloniex as the alternatives ?

  It is not advisable to use an exchange as your wallet. If you're trading with the tokens/funds then sure, but besides that you should send them to your wallet. For Counterparty you can use a paper wallet or any other Bitcoin client as long as you are able to export the private key for the address when you need to move the tokens/funds later.

  At that time, you would sweep the private key into Counterwallet. Since Bitcoin fees are required to be in the address you're sweeping in proportion how many different tokens you have in an address, you may want to store tokens in separate addresses.

  Posted on October 17, 2014 at 9:56 AM
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• geje

  

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  So no alternatives. :( Thanks for your answers.

  Posted on October 18, 2014 at 6:34 PM
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