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That’s the right question. Ultimately, that has to be done by a computer. It can either be a general purpose computer or a hardware wallet. ColdCard has a way to enter dice rolls to generate a seed. SeedSigner also has this capability. There are other implementations as well.

That is secure. Passing that 99 rolls into SHA 256 is deterministic, a 6-sided die has 2.585 bit per roll. 99 rolls = 99X2.585 bits = 255.91 bits You can verify it offline using SHA256 sum. For example C:\Windows\system32>echo -n "426513642135641235614236514236514236152436152436152436152436152436...

Allegedly is right, trust but verify, like verifying seed oils are toxic.

It puts a little bit more responsibility in your hands, but I prefer a seed signer. It's not a wallet per se. It is just a signing device.

trust is part of the game unless you are literally a master coder and hardware engineer soooooo thats up to you to vet projects. personally id say roll dice or flip coins and put together your own seed signer, dont buy one, assemble the parts yourself. its stupid easy, if you can figure out self c...

Don’t trust anyone! Build a multisig quorum from different vendors. It’s very unlikely that they’ll all get fucked at the same time.

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The short answer is appears so but i would personally avoid their devices entirely for the time being.

if you're going to re-use and existing device i would then upgrade the firmware and then use dice roll.

Since the problem is the TRNG source failure, then it is better generating keys using offline desktops. I would not trust limited hardware/software at this moment...

no, only physical dice

100+ fair rolls should give you the same seed and security as other comparable devices for this task, like SeedSigner.

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