BIP39 Mnemonic
A passphrase produces a completely different, equally valid wallet. There is no way to recover it and no way to tell a wrong one from a right one — the addresses simply differ.
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{{ entropyStats }} BIP39 accepts 128, 160, 192, 224 or 256 bits — nothing in between. Anything else is rejected rather than padded.
Derivation Path
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/{{ seg.text }}{{ seg.text }} · counting up from index {{ startIndex }} · the highlighted level is the one the table counts up
Write i at the level that should count (m/44'/60'/i'/0/0 for Ledger Live). With no i, the last level counts and its value is where the table starts.
Addresses — showing starting at index {{ startIndex }}
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| # | Path | Address | Private key |
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Click any address or private key to copy it in full. Private keys copy even while blurred. The highlighted row is the exact path you entered.
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This QR carries a secret. Anyone who photographs the screen has it.
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Hidden because “Reveal secrets” is off — click the code to show it here.
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