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Quote Did you also backup the Lightning wallets within BlueWallet? Yes - I've got all wallets (Zap on PC, Eclair on Tablet and now Blue on Mobile) - just not the first Eclair on mobile. Quote @TL, if you don't want to lose it/want to expand your channels more then you can always transfer the funds to the new wallet. Done (see above) Quote Does my personal text look alright? I can't work out what to call it that'll fie in the length limit. On my mobile up to the arrow are on one line then the rest. On my PC, the whole lot are on one line. It conveys the message.
It probably is secure enough to push your channel backup to your emails... The 12/24 word seed keys should be used for the signing derived from your mnemonic.
@TL, if you don't want to lose it/want to expand your channels more then you can always transfer the funds to the new wallet. Does my personal text look alright? I can't work out what to call it that'll fie in the length limit. Which is why I'm happy to keep it on standby and use Blue for small amount testing. (and yes, I have the 24 word password written down) Did you also backup the Lightning wallets within BlueWallet? That's a separate backup, and each new wallet needs a new backup. I used to take a picture of the QR-code, but the latest version allows to copy the code to clipboard so I've emailed it to myself. Not very secure, but I don't mind for small amounts.I don't even have an on-chain wallet in BlueWallet anymore: I can fund the LN-wallet from any other Bitcoin wallet directly, and if I want to get funds back on-chain I use an external exchange. I don't seem to have written down the twelve/twenty-four word password. I can't find the option to export the mnemonic again in Eclair, but if you have the password and the wallet itself works, that means the wallet has the mnemonic stored somewhere. Eclair is open source, so it must be possible to get the mnemonic out somehow. It's probably not worth the effort (yet) though for 0.004BTC.Which is why I'm happy to keep it on standby and use Blue for small amount testing. (and yes, I have the 24 word password written down) I don't seem to have written down the twelve/twenty-four word password. I can't find the option to export the mnemonic again in Eclair, but if you have the password and the wallet itself works, that means the wallet has the mnemonic stored somewhere. Eclair is open source, so it must be possible to get the mnemonic out somehow. It's probably not worth the effort (yet) though for 0.004BTC.
My nmonic seed words.
Can you backup the app data just to be sure? My favorite password to try is 000000. Eclair only uses 6 digits, that password should be easy to brute force, if there's any software that does it. I've got the six number password, but I don't seem to have written down the twelve/twenty-four word password. I just took a screenshot, any chance you did? Screenshot of ?? Jump to:
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