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Of course I have them backed up as well.  I could never memorize 24 words seed phrase no matter how much I put effort into it, not worth the hassle as well.

All the typical ways.  But my PRIMARY way is my memory.

Anyway, this is how I did it. (I'll use a 12 word seed as an example, but I actually did it with a 24 word seed phrase as well.  It's a bit harder, but I used the same system I outline below, modified for 24 instead of 12 words).


I don’t understand the need to always stick with  24 word seed when 12 words can securely protect BTC-stash. Bruteforcing  12 word seed involves searching through 2128 possible combinations. This number is far beyond the reach of modern supercomputers within any feasible timeframe. Personally I use 12 words SEED extended with the passphrase which adds the extra level of security to my stash. 
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Scraped on 15/06/2025, 06:56:33 UTC
Of course I have them backed up as well.  

All the typical ways.  But my PRIMARY way is my memory.

Anyway, this is how I did it. (I'll use a 12 word seed as an example, but I actually did it with a 24 word seed phrase as well.  It's a bit harder, but I used the same system I outline below, modified for 24 instead of 12 words).


I don’t understand the need to always stick with  24 word seed when 12 words can securely protect BTC-stash. Bruteforcing  12 word seed involves searching through 2128 possible combinations. This number is far beyond the reach of modern supercomputers within any feasible timeframe. Personally I use 12 words SEED extended with the passphrase which adds the extra level of security to my stash.