Quote from: grumpygit on February 22, 2023, 05:57:26 PM

I think I get what you are saying, and I did create a wallet with electrum, I am looking at it right now and it the password to get into it is encrypted and it is called a default wallet(standard).

So are you saying that was not secure enough?, at the time everyone highly recommended it to me for safety

I never had any issues using Electrum for many years and yes it is secure but it depends on how you protect your wallet if you can learn how to make an Electrum cold wallet this is safer than installing Electrum on an online PC.

Or you can buy a hardware wallet like Ledger nano if you don't feel safe using Electrum but I use Electrum for almost 9 years and no one yet could steal my Bitcoin even if it's always connected to the internet. Just always make sure your PC is clean and I use Kaspersky to protect my PC from malware, keylogger, and viruses I use Kaspersky since 2011 and until now it save me from any attacks.

And about your 2FA on blockchain, you can reset/disable 2FA if you know your Email and wallet identifier. What I guess is that someone knows about your wallet identifier and someone has access to your email because you will receive an email from blockchain if you want to approve the reset/disable or not.
What I think is if you sell a personal phone or laptop to someone where your email still login? if not, then possible your PC is infected with keyloggers or you have been phished before and use the same password for your email.