Crypto paper wallet: A book for storing your seed/Secret Recovery Phrases safely with more than 100 pages larger at 6 x 9 inches indir kayıt olmadan - bedava Tamamen mp3

Through bitter experience it has been found that one of the most practical storage mediums is pencil and paper.Storing Seed/Secret Recovery Phrases for the long term: Most people write down phrases on paper but they can be stored in many other ways such as memorizing, engraving or stamping on metal, writing in the margins of a book, chiseling into a stone tablet or any other creative and inventive way.In the past many people have accidentally lost bitcoins because of failed backups, mistyped letters, forgotten hard drives, or corrupted SSD devices. It's also important to protect the seed from accidental loss.It could be a good idea to write some words of explanation on the same paper as the seed phrase. If storing for the long term you may forget what a phrase is how it should be treated. A sample explanation that can be adapted is:These 12 words have control over BITCOINS. Keep this paper safe and secret like cash or jewelry. The bitcoin information on this paper is encrypted with a passphrase. It is part of a multi-signature wallet and was made by Electrum bitcoin wallet software on 2021-01-01.and that what this notebook is all about.DetailsThis note book has more than 100 pages for storing your phrases.Each page has a list of 24 fields to write your seed (so it supports 12-word seeds and up to 24-word seeds)Page size is 6 in x 9 in (15.24 cm x 22.86 cm)Has simple example of how to use the book which is very easy.You can see all the details by clicking on Look inside (hover your mouse on the cover and you'll see it)12-word seed vs 24-word seed:For the BIP39 standard (2048 possible words), 12 word seeds are ~128-bit entropy and 24 word seeds are ~256-bit entropy. As long as the seed is properly generated, 12 words is more than enough. Bitcoin itself targets the 128-bit security level, so you can't do better than that and it's not necessary or useful in the real world, which is why Bitcoin doesn't use 256-bit security level primitives