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Just for curiosity, i finally got an answer from the seller. Indeed, i sent him a message some days ago, and forgot about it since i though i won't get any answer. I was wrong. Although i gave up the idea of buying from…

I never store plain seed phrase on USB storage. However, i used VeraCrypt to save the seed phrase, but just in case. This VeraCrypt file is just a backup of others backups made otherwise. As you mentioned the idea is to…

Regarding key generation. I used this: https://github.com/trezor/python-mnemonic on a live USB in air plane mode after installing the Python package. Indeed this package rely on secrets which CSPRNG and it seems that…

In theory i totally agree, but in practice it is another story. This implies to avoid every non open source software. And even for open source software, very few people are able and have time to understand thousand…

Hello, Thanks for your contribution and explanations. I am now convinced. I checked, but it seems that the last two only support BTC. What about SecuX bio? I probably won't buy one since it can be use on mobile devices…

Yes, i though that too, but because Coinomi is mentionned i had a doubt. Anyway i gave up the idea of buying such "thing"... However i'm still curious to know if it is just a usuall UBS driver with software inside or if…

Ok. Thanks for confirming my doubts. At the beginning I thought it might me a new brand. I'm also serious when trust is involved.

Hey everyone, I found this wallet on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/156239220852 Is it real? Also, can I use it with Electrum software? Appreciate any input!

Thanks for your answers. Yes, i'm aware that it is recommended to generate the seed phrase offline. My feeling is that hardware wallets are convenient and safe to use but i'm not comfortable to let them generate the…

Hey everyone, Sorry if this has been asked before. I know we need a CSPRNG for seed generation, but I'm curious if some wallets (whether they’re desktop, mobile, or hardware) can produce more random outcomes than…

Just wondering; can someone explains why this is bad...if it is...And why the code given by the others members are better (if they are). Thanks:)

Still, it looks as if given an entropy, the mnemonic generated doesn't match the one provided by Ian Coleman on his website...

Ok:)

Interesting code. You assume you have a better entropy source when you randomly choose one from three random entropy source. But is it really the case? Moreover, i don't get: if you don't store the result of the…

Hello, Thanks for the experimentation. Although it may not be a huge improvement, i think it might be more natural to replace: with Cheers