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The best way to secure your crypto

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Owning Crypto-Currencies such as Bitcoin requires storing many numbers known as "Addresses" and "Private Keys" which represent our coins. It's risky to trust online wallets with these numbers because these are hacked all the time, and currency is stolen.

Luckily, technologies (such as BIP32 and BIP39) have been created to allow us to consolidate all of these numbers into a single mnemonic (referred to as "Seed Phrase"). Many online and hardware wallets create that seed phrase for us, but we still need to remember it and secure it. If a seed phrase is stolen or lost, all of your coins are gone.

The best way to secure your "Seed Phrase" is by breaking it up into a number of Secret Shares. These shares can be printed and trusted with friends or family. Each share means nothing on its own, but when combined together, shares will reveal the "Seed Phrase". Think of it as keys for a safe, one key alone can't open the safe, you need them all.

JJOTT.COM allows you to back-up your seed phrase into printable shares. Later on, use this tool to scan the shares and reveal the original seed phrase.

Security

This tool is built free to use and using open-source software. However, you should NEVER input your private keys or seed phrases into any online tool. This website is designed to work even when offline. Before using this be sure to disconnect your computer from the Internet or WiFi, and close the browser's tab after using it.

Backup
To split your seed phrase into sharable secrets, use the form below. Give the secret a name so that you can easily know what the shares relate to. Then, enter your seed phrase and choose how many shares to split it into and how many of those are necessary for recovery.
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Restore
If you have previously created a shared secret here, use the scanner below to scan your shares and reveal your seed phrase.

Scan a Share

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Revealed Seed Phrase

Scan enough shares to reveal seed phrase

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