Topic: Saving all Private keys and addresses (Read 358 times)

I have written a python script to do this, but you need to realise there are infinity keys that can be derived from a seed...

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17027986

It's a starting point, the completed script was only sent to the OP of that thread in PM, and since he payed a bounty, i'm not sure if i can publish the complete works... That being said, this post should be more than enough to put you in the right direction, even without much scripting experience.

But TBH, if you're really that paranoid about any wallet, the only completely trustless scenario for somebody that is not able to verify and compile the sourcecode himself, is to use an offline wallet setup (install electrum on a pc that never goes online, export the xpub, save it on an usb stick, transfer it to an online pc, import the xpub, generate transactions on the online pc, transfer them on an usb stick to the offline pc for signing, and back to the online machine for broadcasting).
I'd personally also suggest to use a decent, tested, program to generate your seed words (i recommend electrum, altough you seem to have trust issues ), not only because a random seed is not allowed, but also because humans are a bad source of entropy.
This is not an easy setup, IIRC you need to start the offline electrum using a couple extra parameters, but it should be as close to completely paranoid as possible... Maybe with the exception of a paper wallet.

Is there any other way ( outside ELECTRUM) to generate my private and public keys from the SEED ?

This site can easily do this:
https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/

Just enter your saved backup words, choose how many addresses you want (say 500), and print the page.
Do this offline, from a LIVE Ubuntu CD, never directly from the website!

I don't recommend doing this, there's no need for it. As long as you keep your backup words safe, you have all you need to restore your private keys.

Your own Electrum wallet can also export the private keys. This works when your computer is offline too, so you don't depend on any server. As long as you have the program, you can export it.

You can't.  That's what the seed is for.

Is it possible to save all possible private keys and public addresses( generated and still not generated) of my ELECTRUM wallet in a file so that i can use them even if ELECTRUM wallet is not available in future?