where did this silly dice rolls thing come from?
just bashing the keyboard is better for your seed
and if you need extra security
split your keys onto 2 USB drives
(make copies obvs)
Post by ₿svGodfather
The dice rolls have been around for years. It's just become more mainstream since the coldcard incident
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- reply
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i've been around for years,
never heard of anyone rolling dice many times
apart from coldcard suggesting it
bashing the keyboard provides a lot more randomness
but then most in BTC are tards
so if it's a BTC thing, then i can understand.
The dice roll thing is on bitaddress, and that's from the early days. I made a dice roll ordinal a few months back. There are a few sats for the taking. I haven't checked if anyone managed to sweep them yet
100,000 sats still sat in wallet
nobody cares about a buck fifty
I am not saying it is insecure
I am saying it is inferior to simply bashing the keyboard which is also much quicker
I thought bitaddress done, move your mouse?
iirc
using dice is sub optimal as it's limiting to 1-6 or 2-12
The main way is to move the mouse, but it also has an input for dice rolls.
Hitting 1-6 99 times in a row probably is quite high. I haven't done the calculations