I wouldn't recommend you doing that. Brain wallets can be very insecure and could put your coins in danger.
Yesterday, I answered a guy that was claiming losing 1BTC with his Brain wallet after someone probably cracked the seed he created. Here is my answer:
Many thanks for your warning.Yesterday, I answered a guy that was claiming losing 1BTC with his Brain wallet after someone probably cracked the seed he created. Here is my answer:
I'm sorry for your lost, but there is nothing you can do to recover your coins.
This is why you shouldn't use a Brain wallet. I have seen several threads asking about them, and every time I answered that people are bad at creating randomness, which will always lead them to choose a list of words that are easily brute-forced.
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/41618/why-are-brain-wallets-not-secure-people-keep-saying-it-but-explain-to-me-why
This is why you shouldn't use a Brain wallet. I have seen several threads asking about them, and every time I answered that people are bad at creating randomness, which will always lead them to choose a list of words that are easily brute-forced.
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/41618/why-are-brain-wallets-not-secure-people-keep-saying-it-but-explain-to-me-why
I was just thinking about that, because, when I choose a seed and then import in wrong order, what would happen? Would I accidentally import the wrong bitcoin adress?
I need a mindwallet. Isn't there a more secure way to generate? Or I could just choose a paper wallet and memorize the private key somehow?
