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So multiple wallets on the same seed with different pass phrases? Is that how this works? Do you have any good resources that explain how to do this? I’m currently a multi-seeder who doesn’t understand how pass phrases work.

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Wait till the head explodes with bip85

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"BIP 85 defines a way how new BIP39 mnemonics can be derived from your mnemonic. Put another way, it aids you in deriving “entropy” from your mnemonics, and the entropy you derive can then be used in other wallets and applications.

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Therefore, it brings the flexibility of managing multiple mnemonics (multiple wallets) while only having to back up one of your mnemonics. If one or more of the derived entropies are compromised, the parent mnemonic and other derived entropies remain secure." My body is ready

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Are you sure? Here bip85.com

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Let's imagine I start from the base seed... I load a 3-number index wallet through bip85 (that I do not backup) and to that new wallet I add a 1-word passphrase. How could anyone brute force that?

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The only way is for them to find the original master seed and try to break the 1 word passphrase

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I was just about to comment this lol

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How is this not putting all the eggs into one basket? Compromise the parent mnemonic and compromise all derivations! No?

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