@_CoreyM @Syprate @popthunder Because passwords are entered into systems that have software, memory, storage, all of which can be hacked. BitFi is a processor only. There is nothing to hack. The ohease us entered directly to the processor.
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Everyone wants to know what happens if you lose your Bitfi wallet. All you do is get another one and type in the new device ID into the Dashboard. Nothing to restore, install or download. Your funds appear like nothing happened. Amazing shit! https://t.co/ATFaxwUzQC
@_CoreyM There is no memory, nothing to hack. No funds are stored in the wallet or anywhere else. Your brain and your phrase are the wallet.
@_CoreyM @popthunder Access to the dashboard is meaningless without the phrase in your head.
@flyinghendrix Its only my trolls who are fussing. They havent even read in depth about hiw it works.
@gigabyted4 You are very confused. The phrase is in your head. Ignore Device ID. You can get nothung with it.
@ChaseAlfrey Welcome
@Sami22330532 Relax
@alkalinesingle I will change it to "everyone but you"
@nexusrageHS Get a new device.
@JanisKruminsJr MTC will be on two new exchanges next week.
@PJD1976 Ledgers have memory in which your money is stored. Given enough time, all memory is hackable.