Write down your Cashu seed phrase.
Almost-perfect privacy means the mint cannot recover your ecash. If it could, it would be able to: 1) track you, and 2) move your ecash without your permission.
It can do neither.
Write down your Cashu seed phrase.
Almost-perfect privacy means the mint cannot recover your ecash. If it could, it would be able to: 1) track you, and 2) move your ecash without your permission.
It can do neither.
always writing down 12 words !
Assuming a relatively small balance, probably OK to keep that seed phrase in a password manager right? Could even use that as a decoy phrase 🤔
Hard to make generally statements but I can tell you what I do: I only keep small amounts in a mint and my seed phrase is in a password manager.
It depends on yout risk tolerance and your opsec philosophy, but I use Bitwarden to store my seeds, as well as in two other places. But I do not store them in plaintext.
I encrypt the seeds, and store the encrypted text in my password manager. It adds another layer of protection in case your password manager is compromised.
Additionally, I keep the encrypted seed in my encrypted note platform which is synced to a private git repo, and I convert the encrypted seed to QR code and I print it so I have a hardcopy safely stored on site in my emergency kit.
Freedom money