Topic: [ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet - page 25. (Read 966221 times)
If you are in a hurry, you can safely do this without waiting for another Trezor. Setup a new Linux partition on the hard disk of a PC, install Electrum, and enter your recovery phrase. Yes, this exposes you to potential keylogger malware, but having this happen on a fresh Linux install without root permission is as close to impossible as I can imagine. And installing Ubuntu or Mint has become a very simple process, probably easier than Windows.
Hello, everyone!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck
)
1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck
)1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
You don't have to have two. You can easily recover your wallet from seed with electrum desktop client
Recovering your seed to Electrum desktop client or Mycelium on Android exposes your seed. You could do it in an emergency but you would then have to buy a new Trezor, initialize it and send bitcoin from Electrum or Mycelium to the new Trezor with the new seed. Exposing your seed defeats the reason you use a hardware wallet in the first place.
Hello, everyone!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck )
1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck
)1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
You don't have to have two. You can easily recover your wallet from seed with electrum desktop client
Hello, everyone!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck )
1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck
)1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
For security most people who use Trezor keep a spare around in case of loss or malfunction. That way you can recover your seed on the new device and be up again in 15 minutes. Any work arounds using your seed in other wallets compromises your security not recommended. Get a spare!
Hello, everyone!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck )
1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
Yesterday I received my Trezor wallet, and I have a few questions (tried to google answers, but with no luck
)1) If my Trezor wallet is broken, can I get access to my BTC/ETH wallets using a 24-word passphrase without buying a new Trezor wallet?
2) The same question on "password manager". Can I have an access to my passwords using only the 24-word passphrase or I'll need to wait until the delivery of the new Trezor wallet.
Thanks!
Any word on if the coin splitting tool now works without any additional tweaks or command line modifications?
what should I do first? security update or claiming bcash?
yes it works.
split out my bcc yesterday.
update the firmware to the latest 1st, then head to https://beta-wallet.trezor.io/
follow these instructions: https://blog.trezor.io/claim-bcash-bitcoin-cash-bch-bcc-trezor-wallet-f0a810d5864a
what should I do first? security update or claiming bcash?
Guys I can not see my litecoins in my Trezor account, does anybody experience the same problem?
Issue solved, thank you.
Any word on if the coin splitting tool now works without any additional tweaks or command line modifications?
Guys I can not see my litecoins in my Trezor account, does anybody experience the same problem?
Wow, that is great...congrats on getting it to work. Modifying command lines is way too scary for me though (I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to coding or cryptography). As dumb as it sounds it still makes me nervous to even update the firmware. As much as I want to give this a shot, I am going to wait until there is official support for non-computer pros...
I have definitely been checking the trezor.io blog multiple times per day seeing if there are updates on bitcoin cash.
I still can't believe we got essentially free currency (if both chains make it)
I have definitely been checking the trezor.io blog multiple times per day seeing if there are updates on bitcoin cash.
I still can't believe we got essentially free currency (if both chains make it)
Yeah!
I guess we have collectively thrown the argument away that Bitcoin was better than the US FED, because Bitcoin was NOT printing "free money (USD)" like them... so much for that one...
Yeah you are absolutely right...haha. It's amazing for us that have been into bitcoin for awhile and have been holding for awhile, but as a whole I think it might make the entry barrier a little more difficult for newer people (since they don't know the difference between the two or which to buy). I have had multiple people at my office asking me about the split, and I have yet to come up with an explanation that my co-workers can fully grasp.
Everyone thinks that if bitcoin split off at let's say $2800, and bitcoin cash became worth $300, then bitcoin should be worth $2500 (Like a stock split).
Sorry didn't mean to hijack the thread.
any news about when we can use bitcoin cash in trezor?
I was able to modify slightly the Electron-Cash Github clone to make it work with my Trezor. And I was able to successfully send a transaction using my Trezor on the new BCH network.
1. Go to beta-wallet.trezor.io and upgrade your Trezor with firmware 1.5.1 - which allows your device to recognize the new "Bitcoin-Cash" coin, with the BIP44 ID of 145.
2. Click on the "splitting tool" link (same beta-wallet.trezor.io website) and follow the instructions. Make sure you send your BCH to an address in your Trezor - despite the warning (go back to the previous tab and select one).
3. Update your github.com/trezor/python-trezor library to the latest commit - if you don't have it - install it. You may also need to clone and install github.com/LedgerHQ/btchip-python...
4. Once that is done, Git clone the above Electron-cash (electrum) repo (for linux and OS X - sorry, I don't speak Windows...)
5. Modify line 656 of lib/keystore.py to change the 0' for 145' - and save.
6. python electron-cash - and follow prompts like you would normally do (if on Linux, you may have to add udev rules in /etc/udev - follow the instructions on google).
Wow, that is great...congrats on getting it to work. Modifying command lines is way too scary for me though (I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to coding or cryptography). As dumb as it sounds it still makes me nervous to even update the firmware. As much as I want to give this a shot, I am going to wait until there is official support for non-computer pros...
I have definitely been checking the trezor.io blog multiple times per day seeing if there are updates on bitcoin cash.
I still can't believe we got essentially free currency (if both chains make it)
any news about when we can use bitcoin cash in trezor?
Is there any kind of deadline date to claim the bitcoin cash? or will we be able to do it like 2 years from now?
It will be there for you always. As long as you don't lose the private keys that had BTC balances at the time of the fork.
Is there any kind of deadline date to claim the bitcoin cash? or will we be able to do it like 2 years from now?
What's new in Trezor 2? It makes sense to take the current version of a purse or better to wait for new product?
Devs have already said on /r/trezor to expect Trezor 2 near end of this year.
Awesome, thanks for the info!
Devs have already said on /r/trezor to expect Trezor 2 near end of this year.
Is there anyway to sign a LTC message if it was sent using Segwit from Trezor?
Would it as a last resort be possible to export the private seed and find out the Legacy adress it was sent from?
Would it as a last resort be possible to export the private seed and find out the Legacy adress it was sent from?
See https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-beta-wallet-supports-segwit-on-litecoin-b4762ad8ec32
I have already read that link, it didn't help me with my question
Then go to /r/Trezor where they hang out and ask a developer
thanks for the suggestion, I have to check that out.
mostlikely it looks like I'm going to loose all my LTC goddamnit
Message signing on SegWit is unfortunately not supported as there is no agreed standard
when would be the update that will enable us to accept other crypto such as ripple?
An update is sufficient to support other cryptos, yes. However, we are currently not working on any new integrations, as we are working on TREZOR 2.
Is there any new news on a rough estimate on when we can expect the trezor 2s to go on sale? I currently still have a trezor v1 still in the box as a backup, but I definitely plan on picking up a few trezor 2s as soon as they become available. I have come to depend heavily on my trezors
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