Welcome to the BBLU Paper Wallet Web Interface. This website is intended exclusively for members of the BBLU (Bitcoin-Blu) community.
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⚠️ Warning: Anyone who knows these 12 words can access and steal your BBLU coins. Never share them. Store them in a safe place.
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Run a Drop
Share small amounts of coins with the community to help new users get started.
Transfer 0 BBLU from wallet to the drop wallet
⚠️ Anyone who finds this QR code has access to the wallet.
You did not click on the "OK, I printed or shared the QR code" button, so the DROP wallet will not be added. If you have exported the QR code anyway, scan the QR code.
You must create or import a wallet before creating a BBLU-Drop.
A wallet is a place where you keep your cryptocurrency, such as BBLU. It does not actually hold the coins like a pocket holds cash. Instead, it stores the keys that prove the coins belong to you and allow you to send or receive them. You can think of a wallet as a bank app combined with a password that gives you access to your money.
A paper wallet is a wallet that is written or printed on paper. It usually contains a public address, which is where other people can send coins to you, and a private key, which is the secret code that allows you to spend those coins. Because a paper wallet is kept offline, it is very safe from hackers, but it is also easy to lose or damage. If the paper is lost, burned, or stolen, the coins stored in that wallet are gone forever. A paper wallet is similar to having cash written on a piece of paper.
A core wallet is the official full wallet software for a coin like BBLU. It runs on your computer and downloads the full blockchain, which helps secure and verify the network. A core wallet gives you full control over your coins and is considered the most complete and trusted type of wallet, but it requires more storage space and takes longer to set up. It is like running your own mini bank at home.
A paper-wallet web interface is a website tool that helps users create and use a paper wallet. It allows a person to generate a wallet by creating a public address, which is used to receive coins, and a private key, which is the secret needed to spend them. These details can be printed or written down, and once saved on paper, the wallet exists offline.
In addition to creating the wallet, the web interface can be used later to interact with the blockchain. A user can check the balance of the paper wallet address, create and sign transactions to send coins, and broadcast those transactions to the network. This makes it possible to keep coins stored offline most of the time while still being able to use them when needed, without installing a full wallet program.
A paper-wallet web interface can be safe if it is used correctly. It should come from a trusted source, and ideally it should be used offline when generating or handling private keys. If the private key is exposed, copied, or stolen, anyone who has it can control the coins.
In simple terms, it is like a web-based control panel that lets you manage a wallet that is stored on paper.
A blockchain is a public digital record that keeps track of all transactions made with a cryptocurrency like BBLU. Instead of being stored in one central place, this record is shared across many computers around the world, which all agree on the same history.
The blockchain is made up of blocks, and each block contains a group of recent transactions. These blocks are linked together in order, forming a long chain that cannot easily be changed. Once a transaction is written into the blockchain, it is permanent and can be checked by anyone.
In simple terms, the blockchain is like a shared notebook that everyone can read, where every transfer of coins is written down forever and used to prove who owns what.
A BBLU drop is a simple crypto paper wallet that holds a small amount of BBLU. It is designed to help new users get started without needing to buy coins first, making it an easy and friendly introduction to cryptocurrency.
A BBLU drop works like a paper wallet. It includes a public address, which can receive coins, and a private key, which gives access to the funds stored on it. Whoever controls the private key controls the coins, so it should be kept safe and private.
Welcome to bbluwallet.org ("the Website"). By accessing or using bbluwallet.org, you ("the User") agree to comply with and be bound by these Terms of Use ("Terms"). If you do not agree to these Terms, you must not use the Website. Access is intended for members of the Bitcoin-Blu Community only.
bbluwallet.org provides an online cryptocurrency paper wallet generator that allows Users to generate self-custodial cryptocurrency wallets for the BBLU network. bbluwallet.org may also provide utilities for creating and broadcasting transactions.
(a) By creating a wallet using bbluwallet.org, the User assumes full responsibility for securely storing all wallet data, including private keys and addresses. This data may be downloaded, printed, written on paper, or stored by any other means chosen by the User.
(b) bbluwallet.org is not responsible for any loss of wallet data or associated cryptocurrency resulting from the User's failure to properly secure their credentials.
(a) The User is solely responsible for managing and securing all funds associated with their cryptocurrency wallet. bbluwallet.org shall not be liable for any loss of funds due to theft, hacking, unauthorized access, user error, or technical failure.
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bbluwallet.org reserves the right to modify these Terms at any time without prior notice. Continued use of the Website constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.
For questions, concerns, or reports related to these Terms, Users may contact bbluwallet.org via Discord or the Bitcoin Forum.
This Privacy Policy ("Policy") explains how bbluwallet.org ("we," "us," or "our") handles information from users ("User" or "Users") who access and use the services provided on bbluwallet.org ("the Website"). By using the Website, Users agree to the terms of this Policy.
(a) bbluwallet.org may collect limited connection and usage data, including but not limited to:
(b) bbluwallet.org does not use fingerprinting or similar techniques to uniquely identify or track Users across sessions.
(c) Collected information is not shared with third-party websites for advertising or marketing purposes. Data may be accessed or used when necessary for security, analytics, or operational integrity.
(d) Collected information is used solely for:
(e) bbluwallet.org uses anonymous IP geolocation to determine the country of origin of incoming connections. IP addresses are not stored; only the derived country code is recorded as an aggregated daily counter. This data is used solely for anonymous geographic usage statistics and cannot be used to identify individual Users. Geolocation data is provided by DB-IP.
(a) bbluwallet.org does not store, transmit, or process generated wallet data or private keys on its servers. Wallet generation is performed entirely within the User's browser using client-side JavaScript.
(b) If a User chooses to save or import a wallet, wallet data may be stored locally in an encrypted cookie on the User's device. bbluwallet.org does not access or retain this data.
(c) bbluwallet.org cannot determine whether a specific wallet was generated using the Website, nor can it identify the User who created it.
(a) bbluwallet.org does not require user accounts or registration. Any collected data remains anonymized and is not associated with identifiable individuals.
(b) Limited operational or security-related data may be retained for as long as deemed necessary and may be deleted at any time without prior notice.
(a) Users may access bbluwallet.org using anonymization tools such as VPNs, proxies, or Tor. However, IP addresses associated with abuse, fraud, or low reputation may be restricted or blocked.
(b) bbluwallet.org does not guarantee uninterrupted access when using anonymization tools. Users experiencing restrictions may attempt to access the Website from a different network.
bbluwallet.org does not voluntarily share User data with third parties. Disclosure may occur only when legally required through valid and lawful requests by competent authorities.
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bbluwallet.org reserves the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time. Continued use of the Website constitutes acceptance of the updated Policy.
For questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy, Users may contact bbluwallet.org via Discord or the Bitcoin Forum.
Version 0.8.2
A mobile-first paper wallet web interface for the Bitcoin-Blu (BBLU) network. Generate self-custodial wallets, check balances, and create transactions — all from your browser.
⚠️ Navigating to the How To page will reload the app. Your wallets will need to be re-imported or re-scanned when you return.
Wallet: . Please take a moment to write down.
You did not click on the "OK, I wrote it down" button, so the wallet will not be added. If you have made the note anyway, import your wallet again or scan the QR code if you have exported it.
⚠️ Anyone who finds this QR code has access to your wallet.
⚠️ Anyone who finds this QR code has access to the wallet.
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