Clive can be used very securely, which is why it is intended for financial operations. It works on PCs with Windows, macOS, or Linux (Docker is required). Other actively developed wallets are either web-based

Only transfer operations (so normal transfer and also transfer to/from savings and recurrent transfer), what you mean by de/encryption a comment? In clive we support operations with active key (with few

sry jednak nie da się przejść tego procesu wprowadziłem tylko w błąd w wiadomości

wysłałem zaszyfrowaną wiadomość w operacji transfer bo nie chcę pisać publicznie

they could just start their own node, maybe even pruned node with haf database (filtering comment operation types) this way someone would get most comfortable access to all comments on blockchain as this

from what I can see on github it was forked from beem (beem last update was like 4.5 years ago) its great we need tools like this

HBD is so underestimated, btw I'm curious how does this compare to author rewards and proposal payments.

this is mystery to me why bitcon is so dominant, every cryptocurrency is better then bitcoin because it was created later... hive for example has block production time 3 seconds (apart from being social

Anything in web browser or on mobile phone is not secure for large financial transactions, fortunately in hive we have several keys: active (required for financial transactions) and posting (for blogging

4TB is afaik for hived + haf + hivemind, maybe you don't need whole stack, without hivemind this should take 2TB, you can use setting block-log-split to not store whole block log because you will still

by the way even without snapsot now massive sync takes less then 2 days which is big improvement from split hive/steem

About system requirements: not sure how much ram is needed but I run node on machine with 4 gigabytes (maybe 32 gigabytes is for building hive from source. Also if you have limited disk space - you can

For operations that require active key like power ups, power downs, delegations, voting for proposal or witness. Terminal user interface (those colorful screens) seems more user friendly then command line