Risiko des Abwischens des Geräts nach dem Gebrauch?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Gibt es einen Nachteil, wenn ich die Wiederherstellung bereits getestet habe?

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Grundsätzlich, wenn ich nur HODL diese Vermögenswerte suchen und nicht berühren sie für sagen wir Jahre dann sollte ich nur das Gerät zu löschen und sichern Sie die Recovery-Wörter? Ich sehe keinen Grund, die Firmware des Geräts und die Software der Trezor Suite ständig zu aktualisieren, wenn ich nicht vorhabe, sie in nächster Zeit zu benutzen.

[matejcik]

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That’s basically a paper wallet with extra steps.

In this case, the “extra steps” add a very meaningful layer of security. (in particular, the fact that the seed never existed in a PC)

So go ahead, this is actually a very smart idea if your intention is to not touch the coins for a long time. Afterwards, you can update your Trezor firmware to the newest in one step and recover your seed only then.

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if you have your words safe and offline (not in a picture or password manager, file, etc.) then you shouldn’t be at any risk

[MikalaMikala]

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Good question. I am doing the same and not planning to touch my assets for years. Wiping the device just seems extremely scary and is not something I am considering for that reason. However, it might be a good, safe solution, if your Trezor is just laying around (mine is) and not getting updated anyways.

However, if you have hidden your seed- and passphrase in a safe location, on for instance metalplates, you could just as well store the device in the same location, as the seed- and passphrase plates are the real key. It wouldn’t make a difference security wise.

Weird stories about ppl not being able to recover their assets keep popping up, so maybe you should jinx it, if it is not necessary?!

[Mrs-Lemon]

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Yeah you could have done this without buying a Trezor.

Since you have a Trezor already set up, and I’m assuming you have a passphrase.

You should just keep the Trezor the way it is and periodically update it.

The biggest risk you will ever have will be re-adding your seed to a wiped device (or other wallet). While if you do it securely it’s not that much of a risk, it’s still a risk. Why? Because you are exposing your seed. You could be accidently entering it into a fake Trezor app/website, you could accidently expose it to someone who sees where you hid it, etc.

It’s safer to just update the Trezor every 4-6 months or so. You’d already paid the money, have it set up, etc.

Plus as someone who, back in the day, created a paper wallet. I ended up using it way before I thought I would and then had to go through the whole process again.

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