Quote from: Nwada001 on Today at 09:39:57 AM

If you are using a mobile device, you can download BlueWallet from your Play Store or App Store, and you can import your wallet using your wallet phrase. When doing that, select the Bitcoin option, and when the wallet has successfully been imported, You click on the imported wallet and are taken to the next page, where you can click on the 3 dot on the right top corner of the wallet, and you will see the sign-in message option among others.

Edit: Just tested the Blue wallet sign in message and this is what I got..
https://bluewallet.github.io/VerifySignature?a=bc1qaql8wk9x8h69lwutymah53sv5d8zzcmw3vvw80&m=Nwada001%20confirming%20how%20this%20sign%20in%20works%20for%20validity%20purpose%20on%20the%201st%20September%202023%E2%80%A6%20%0A%0Abtt%20ID%3A%20Nwada001&s=J2muiUA8KkOWvv2HG0zxrlcVFnix5uIjY9PIuHT%2BJQ9vHbOJlf3xiGuOpFQjmUjzoXmfwGipatH%2BHq1EQR9Zqgc%3D

Thanks, Nwada001, for this. Although I don't usually see this kind of signed message on this forum, it's mostly used with the Ian Coleman (as mentioned by CT) method. I hope this will also be accepted here @charles-tim and @LoyceV

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 09:49:14 AM

Your seed phrase will generate the private keys. Import your seed phrase on Electrum, Sparrow, Specter or Bluewallet and use any of the wallet to sign a message.

If you still want to use iancoleman, you have to change the derivation path from BIP44 to BIP84 and you will see your address and the private key.

For security, do not use iancoleman online website, download the it offline to use on a word editor.

Oh, wow. It worked. The address is now the same after I changed it to BIP84. I've never tried that before. thanks Charles-Tim. I think I should use the blue wallet since it is available on mobile.

Although I also found this site https://reinproject.org/bitcoin-signature-tool/#sign, which I can use to sign and verify messages, after signing the message and trying to verify it, the Bitcoin wallet address has again changed to the first one from the Ian Coleman site.