How to Securely Generate a Random Bitcoin Seed

Coinkite’s Coldcard wallet recently suffered from a major, devastating flaw in its random number generation, exposing millions of dollars in Bitcoin held by their customers to attackers. In this video, we’re going to generate a cryptocurrency seed phrase in the real world with only a 6-sided die, to guarantee our randomness isn’t subject to an unknown software flaw.

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Maybe don’t use the new Texas Instruments calculators who also have connectivity. We used to message each other with these over bluetooth but some new models seem to also have wifi.

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Seedsigner seems to be the gold standard, until next attack.

But how do I make sure my printer doesn’t embed trackers in the pages I print :wink:

Nice video, Jonah.

Lol, back in my day we hadn’t even heard of bluetooth yet…and I would’ve never expected bluetooth to be on a calculator of all things. What’s the purpose of the bluetooth?

Honestly no clue what the usecase was other than secretly texting your classmates :person_shrugging:

I want the uncut hour long version of Jonah rolling the dice

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Could we use multiple dice to speed things up?

i mean why not?

With multiple dice you need to always read them in a specific order.

So you could have 5 different colored dice and always read them in the same color sequence, for example. Or you could simply always read them from left to right, and in ambiguous cases just roll all 5 again (or come up with a tiebreaker, top to bottom perhaps?).

@anonymous644 lol

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Could you please stop putting music in the background ofyour videos? very annoying and distracting. unnecessary.

otherwise great work love you bb :face_blowing_a_kiss: