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<title>How_to_store_bitcoin_on_a_laptop</title>
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The <link>
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<article_title>Edgecase_Bitcoin_Storage_Toolset_version_2</article_title>
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<text>Edgecase Bitcoin Storage Toolset (EBST)</text>
</link> is designed for a single competent user who is comfortable with using a terminal and wants to understand how Bitcoin actually works (i.e. generate an address or make a transaction directly, rather than have these operations performed invisibly within a consumer application).

If you have a Windows 10 laptop, you can use:
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<article_title>Recipe_for_storing_bitcoin_on_an_online_Windows_10_laptop</article_title>
<datafeed>edgecase</datafeed>
<datafeed_article_id>179</datafeed_article_id>
<text>Recipe for storing bitcoin on an online Windows 10 laptop</text>
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If you have a Macbook or a Linux laptop:
- You can use the linked recipe without going through the Windows-specific setup. You should already have a Terminal program and Python 2.7. If you don't have Python 2.7, you will need to install it first.

Further reading:
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<reference>/pages/how_to_test_a_bitcoin_address</reference>
<text>How to test a Bitcoin address</text>
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