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Say you’ve backed up your seed phrase on a steel plate. How do you or is there anyway to back up a passphrase physically?

1002 sats \ 0 replies \ @Kruw 7 Aug

Single sig + a passphrase is basically a really shitty version of a 2 of 2 multsig.

...and 2 of 2 is a really shitty secret configuration: 2 of 3 is wayyyyy better because you can tolerate the loss of one of your secrets (or more with decaying timelocks so you can redeem with 1 of 3 after, say, a year).

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Example

or here - write a nice letter to your mother: #1260936

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102 sats \ 9 replies \ @Fenix 6 Aug

My next move will be put mine online so some how I could get it back if I will be in a SHTF situation.

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Just save on a USB like this a bunch of cats pictures or your family holiday trip.
Each picture could contain 1 word embedded with steganography.
Absolutely nobody will think that a meaningless funny USB with a bunch of cats pics is in fact a backup of your wallets.

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102 sats \ 5 replies \ @Fenix 6 Aug

good tip.

I already have a lot of USB wallet, time to test than upgrade.

but in a situation where I have nothing with me I will could get my info online.

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I like to travel with a hidden USB memory into a voodoo relic like this.
Nobody dare to touch it :)

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hahaha now anyone will avoid you when they see you wearing this relic on the belt of your pants

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Much better to travel with a stupid USB than a coldcard hanging from your neck...
One copy of the USB stays hidden in the dark, one to travel, one to your mother, just in case...

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2 sats \ 1 reply \ @Fenix 6 Aug

very resilient to a $5 wrench attack

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If they see you with a hello kitty USB maybe they will give you some sats :)

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If I see 12 hello kitty USBs in a bag, imma get mighty suspicious

If you plan on storing them separately, why not make a couple physical written (pencil on paper) copies of them and store in distributed locations?

Safe deposit box, trusted family member, and perhaps one other location.

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104 sats \ 0 replies \ @Fenix 6 Aug

I dont understand multisig enough to upgrade my hodl in a way that my hard bank seeds, multi 4-5 maybe, are separated physically.

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A twenty four word passphrase on another steel plate.

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25 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 6 Aug

what if the passphrase has none alphabet or numeric characters

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The one place where no one will ever look

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2 sats \ 0 replies \ @sime 7 Aug

Doesn't matter, as long as they are geographically dispersed.

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Hyyyyypotetically speaking, asking for a friend!

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paper many copies spread many places

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2 sats \ 0 replies \ @RadVladdy21 6 Aug -30 sats

Treat it like the seed itself: stamp it on ITS OWN steel plate, somewhere nobody would ever connect to plate #1. Same threat model — fire, water, no paper. The part people skip isn't the material, it's the SEPARATION. Same room, same house even, and the passphrase stops doing its job.