What's your go-to way for saving and backing-up your wallet information?
I'm asking 'cause as of now, i'm not all that happy with my current setup (words + passphrase all in one location).
I've got the words backed-up in steel, the passphrase is still on paper, though.
Also, what are some good alternative ways of storing said information? I dont intend to do much sending from that wallet, so it's no problem if logging-in is a pain in the ass.
Also-also; While setting up my current wallet, I've done everything "right" as far as opsec goes, at least I think I did.
I've shut the blinds, covered every camera in the room and tried to not mumble any words or details I typed in (the hardware wallet) or wrote down.
I also bought a brand new laptop and a reputable hardware wallet from the manufacturer, verified the hardware wallet's software on authenticity (checked the Hash) and done nothing fishy with anything involved... And I still feel vulnerable.
I'm getting the "urge" of creating a brand new wallet (reset the device and move funds to the newly generated wallet) just to be "clean" again. Im overreacting ain't it?
If anyone would have access to my stack, it'd be long gone already, and I've played everything to the book so nobody will get to my stack anyways...
Anyways, how do I improve on my current situation of storing said information?
gpg -c seed.txt