Thanks didn’t know memory got wiped after. That’s great. 

Seedsigner is ONLY for signing. It doesn't store seed on-device. If you turn it off memory gets wiped.

It ofc means that storing/securing seed is a separated responsibility in SeedSigner setups. So it's part of a tradeoff here.

I'd say it's suitable for ultra-cold-storage setups where you transfer out funds very rarely. Because it's poor UX to provide seed everytime you make transaction.

CruncherDefi

How does seedsigner help with that besides privacy and diy?

elysia

bitcoin

I have trust issues with hardware wallets. (And so should you.)

The_Daniel

I share similar sentiment. If hardware wallet contains private key behind some pin number, its always security-by-obscurity.

Obviously it's VERY OBSCURE (like you need research team and some ultra precise laser slicing machine to break it), but still security-by-obscurity. Everything that exists as a physical object in physical reality is breakable somehow.

I lean towards SeedSigner.