No nah is that even readable lol numbers and Alphabets, just too long for me, I haven't memorized my second phone number that I have been using for four years now
Definitely, I truly agree with you, the chances of making errors is minimal when you copy and paste but if you are typing from your head it might have some errors.
I truly agree with you too, the truth is that it is good to cram it but for security reasons and to reduce the tendency of errors it might be better to just copy and paste.
You can save the address on your notepad or just save it as draft on your email so that you could easily access it when needed ..But what of if the phone is not with you?
Yeah, that's the major drawback though.
I see that you don't fancy the idea of cramming your wallet address. Is it that it is quite impossible to do that or is it because of the tendency of commiting errors?
Yeah, it is because of both, I don't think it is good to go through the stress of doing that just to land into making errors.
I agree with you, cramming it is prone to typing errors and would lead to the wrong address which would not be good to the crammer. Copying and pasting from your phone is better.
That's exactly the point I'm trying to make, if you make a mistake by coping or cramming your Bitcoin address you might have a missing transaction which is very bad.
I think this is virtually impossible for any individual to remember, no matter how retentive your memory is. Cryptocurrency addresses also contain case sensitive letters which make this task even more daunting.
That is definitely the issue,it does not call for craming,because that is your investment you are taliking about here,any mistake here, you loss all your money,it is better one copy and paste it on a transfer platform.
I do not think that it is a good idea to try and retain all these characters in your head, more so when it comes with monetary connotations. It would just be good to copy it when conducting business transactions.
