Quote from: Oshosondy on Today at 09:26:14 PM

Quote from: Satofan44 on Today at 05:19:37 PM

This off topic junk is not related to this topic, go spam somewhere else where your stupidity and insecure wallets are more welcome.

You should not have began by quoting me with your off-topic post. You caused it with your spam quote. You also do not necessarily have to quote me.

Quote from: Satofan44 on Today at 07:05:19 PM

Quote from: mr.mister on Today at 06:49:19 PM

I have one main wallet, but I used a truly random method to generate my mnemonic phrase, using dice rolls, verified by a python script to be correct. Furthermore, I have added an additional bip39 passphrase which is kept in a separate location, and it's all secured by an antiphishing hardware wallet. This is where my main coin are, then I also have another wallet with less coins.

Sounds good, much better than the multi wallet methods by wannabe experts. Wink

Do not listen to the rubbish this guy is posting. You can more than one wallet if you have the brain to keep them safe. I have 3 wallets. If I can keep one wallet safe, that means I will be able to keep three wallets safe which makes him quoting me to be unnecessary. I am also using passphrase with all my wallets. Not using passphrase makes me not comfortable with my offline backup. In fact all the 3 wallets have only a single seed phrase but with 30 characters passphrases. @Satofan44, you can come and hack it and see your effort wasted.

@Satofan44, you are the wannabe expert here Wink

Honestly, the method I am using, I believe is secure enough for my main funds, I don't believe the need to be separated into more than one wallet with my method that I described above. The only reason I have a secondary wallet is to isolate main funds from spending wallet.

It's not necessary to have more than one secure wallet, but nothing stops you from doing so. If you are able and willing to manage that, then fine, but certainly not necessary.