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[Anonymous No.59309238]

I have memorized my 24 word seed phrase to my hardware wallet.

[Anonymous No.59309264]

>>59309238
What if you forget?

[Anonymous No.59309784]

>>59309238
Same had 2 wallets one 24 one 12 both memorized.
Then switched to a single 12 word wallet with multiple long as fuck passphrases.
No backups, I recite them in mybmind every morning, I'm not retarded enough to forget 12 words and 2 passphrases.
You're a lot less likely to forget than for someone to find your backup and you lose all your shit.

[Anonymous No.59310015]

>>59309238
I have bought ROCKY :l
not saying it's bad, just saying

[Anonymous No.59311689]

>>59309238
Cool. Now we can torture him for the keys without a treasure hunt!

[Anonymous No.59311702]

>>59309238
Do know you talk in your sleep, anon?

[Anonymous No.59311703]

>get into car wreck
>suffer mild brain damage
>welp there goes 90% of my net worth

[Anonymous No.59311721]

>>59309238
>>59309784
You guys are tardos, you only need to remember 2 words. The rest you can safely write down, nobody's cracking your bit corn, 2 words give them too many variables to guess already. The kinds of thieves who steal keys IRL have no capacity to crack anything. They're just thugs

[Anonymous No.59311787]

>>59309238
What are they?

[Anonymous No.59311791]

>>59309238
Prove it

[Anonymous No.59311800]

>>59311721
All my friends are software engineers / phd students, we all met in college, I trust them but not around my keys.
2 words are retardedly easy to crack wtf are you talking about, that's 2048^2 tries.
Anyways I could safely write the whole seed down if I wanted, because my passphrase got enough entropy to not brute forced itself.

[Anonymous No.59311815]

>>59309238
You are one good bonk on the head away from losing it

[Anonymous No.59311841]

>>59311815
you're also one good bonk away from forgetting where you put your seed.

[Anonymous No.59311946]

>>59309238
Good. Now go buy BONK and sit back in profits.

[Anonymous No.59311980]

>>59309238
1.matrix
2.ridge
3.light
4.pull
5.watch
6.jump
7.bucket
8.fire
9.swim
10.happy
11.wheel
12.horse

This is mine. Easy to remember

[Anonymous No.59311986]

>>59309238
Same. But its also written in hard copy form in a safe secure place my next of kin have instructions how to find in the event of my demise - as is my backup copy in the case of physical destruction.

[Anonymous No.59311995]

>>59311980
Well done anon you did a good job remembering it all.

[Anonymous No.59312001]

>>59311980
nice
here is mine
kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species
hunter2

[Anonymous No.59312036]

>>59311980
they're not a valid seed! nigger!

[Anonymous No.59312125]

>>59309238
Post it, anon, we will check it out so you will be sure you wouldn't mess it up later.

[Anonymous No.59312135]

>>59309784
>Slip on stairs
>Hit head
>Become poor

Memory is only as good as last recall. Literally remember it wrong once and you might never remember it correctly again.

[Anonymous No.59312147]

>>59309238
Bad move. It will soon be possible to read that information whenever you think it for anyone within ~8ft of you capable of concealing a device the size of an iPad.

[Anonymous No.59312488]

>>59312147
nothing a little aluminum foil can't fix

[Anonymous No.59312568]

>>59312488
Perhaps, but there's no guarantee that will hold true going forward, at least without more layers than would be practical.
I would highly recommend moving crypto to wallets you have NOT memorized anything for except the PROCESS, and the process should be an externally enforced one that verifies you. The more modes of authentication that must be combined the better, so that an adversary needs more than just your knowledge to access what you can.

[Anonymous No.59312580]

>>59309238
You only needed 12 words. 24 isn't meaningfully more secure.

[Anonymous No.59312617]

>>59309264
that's why i use the lyrics to thriller. i can just look it up if i forget.