Quote from: zasad@ on May 04, 2022, 08:09:25 PM

Quote from: rupxisshit on May 04, 2022, 11:16:33 AM

Quote from: Coin BTC on April 25, 2022, 04:07:20 PM

The first point is the private key is very important, and one thing you need to remember this private key should be enough when you want to import wallet to wallet even to new devices. but if you lose your private key then you have to secure the Json file, in my opinion a password is also needed and even needed to enter the wallet, so my advice is more precisely, you need to save it because in the future of course you will need it again.

It can be concluded that the information provided by both of us and you when you want to open your wallet is very important.

Why not just save the private key twice ? why I need silly json and silly password ? If I can access my funds just with private key then it's easier than json+password

What if you make a mistake and write the wrong private key?
json+password is sometimes more convenient to use because it is very difficult to remember the private key, and json can be stored in the cloud if you come up with a complex password that is easy for you to remember.

I think using private key is more convenient than using json, there are some non-custodial wallet that just use seedphrases or private keys instead of json files.

Why do you think storing json in the cloud is safe?, I think whether it's a private key or json, both need privacy and security, so store it offline instead of storing it in the cloud.