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20 October 2026

Valerio Vaccaro [I don't ask or send BTC]

$10MMaybe this could be a way to back up a Bitcoin wallet for the next 50 years: • 12-word BIP39 mnemonic engraved on a steel plate. • BIP39 passphrase made from 11 words, generated with dice rolls and stamped onto numbered steel washers. • Complete receive and change descriptors stored as QR codes. •

Passphrase in lower case separated by a single space, non space before first word and after last

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I think the passphrase done with 11 words from the BIP39 wordlist in english and entered in the Jade with the wordlist option is a good solution. 11 words separated by a single space.
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  Jakob
  why would you go to all that trouble instead of using a 2/2?
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Cláudio

Why recovery metadata?

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The standards used, wallet creation date, Creation block height and recovery scan-start and etc.. are useful. I don't know what can happen in 50 yeas. It is useful to register those things.
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  Cláudio
  Well, where are you going to extract these data?
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But this is not a standard. I'm just testing stuff on sparrow on testnet.
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Francisco Ines

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Liquid Network Restoration Update With key technical milestones completed and network operations stable, user swap functionality is now restored with semi-automated swaps for Federation members. Normal peg and balance validation will be reinstated soon. The Liquid Network’s members appreciate the broader Bitcoin community’s support and advocacy as we work to not only provide the restoration, but also harden the network’s security structure. https://blog.liquid.net/liquid-network-staged-recovery-update/

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Valerio Vaccaro [I don't ask or send BTC]

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IMHO we need to insist a lot on passphrases and the extra info besides mnemonic to store bitcoin since bitcoin is generational health.
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I am using sparrow on testnet. And I think it is a good solution that everyone can use without risks.

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Sparrow gives the descriptors to you.

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The mnemonic is a human readable Master Seed, right?

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But how do you go from the master seed to the addresses?

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Jon Ford
the most secure way to hold bitcoin is using mulsitig. Hold keys at different locations, if one key gets compromised your still safe
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Francisco Ines

In advanced Bitcoin custody—such as with multisig setups—the descriptor is essential. In this video, it is noted that you should never store the descriptor [in an insecure way]. The Blockstream application stores the descriptor by default, but it does not provide an option for you to save it yourself—something I am not a fan of. I hope that in the future it will be possible to export the descriptor, so that you aren't dependent on the application.

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