Re:Border Wallets – a new way to quickly and reliably memori...
by microchad on Friday July 29, 2022 @08:22AM
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Yes, you are correct - you need to store your grid and you can do that via a physical print, digital storage (including a native encryption option), and a recovery phrase for deterministic grids (12 words). The latter provides the means to storage the grids in the same way you would a normal seed phrase, but with an added layer of security against evil maid attack. The provides the ability to use a decoy too. Gridception is also an option, explained on our website.
However, I want to mention the technique of making up a story to remember the seed words. I found this to be fairly easy so I am not sure how this grid can be more useful than that.
But still a very cool and interesting idea! Thanks for sharing. (You even made me create a HN account to post my first comment)