#asknostr
Imagine you have a hardware wallet with no passphrase, and it holds existing funds. Then you add a passphrase. Is the following correct?
1. The passphrase wallet will be new and empty
2. The original wallet still exists with all funds, and can be accessed by leaving the passphrase field blank (in Sparrow, or whatever watching wallet) when opening the wallet.
3. You can create a passphrase in your watching wallet without needing to reconnect the HWW, assuming you have previously imported the xpub.
Thanks in advance 🙏
bostonwine / boston wine
npub14q…e2q26
2024-05-15 17:52:59
Author Public Key
npub14qz92uedt0a8jte8jqg63jr3s5cc99cej36jh883z6tprlu354uqqe2q26Published at
2024-05-15 17:52:59Event JSON
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