Protecting Your Digital Wallet: The Importance of Saving Your Passphrase Offline

When it comes to protecting your digital wallet and the assets it holds, it is generally considered more secure to save the passphrase offline and make a hard copy, as opposed to saving it online.


This is because online storage is vulnerable to hacking and other forms of cyber attacks, while a hard copy stored in a secure location (such as a locked drawer or a safety deposit box) is much more difficult for someone to access without your knowledge.

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Additionally, it's a good idea to use a passphrase manager to generate and store your passphrases, as it will help you create strong and unique passphrases for each account you have.

However, when it comes to digital wallets, it's also important to consider the risk of physical loss or damage, so having multiple copies of the passphrase in different locations can be a good idea for extra protection.

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