What comes to my mind is by generating a seed phrase which I will use as passphrase. Open electrum wallet, the wallet to create another seed phrase for me, add a passphrase to it which is the first seed phrase another wallet created for me.
The first seed phrase is my passphrase
The second seed phrase is my seed phrase
The second seed phrase and my passphrase (first seed phrase) create private keys and addresses for me which should be safer than just using a seed phrase without passphrase.
I am think of the way to use the passphrase, which one is difficult to brute? By writing the words together and not give space in between, or by seperating the words?
This should be a secure wallet if I do not have the seed phrase backup together with the passphrase but differently. I am thinking if seed phrase with space is secure enough, it should also secure if used as passphrase?
Is there others ways to have a more secure passphrase in a way the world would have extinct before anyone can brute force it.