常见问题
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- What are mnemonic words?
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- If the private key is lost, can the coins be retri
- How can I prevent my wallet from being stolen?
- How does the Sallet one cold wallet work?
- How to use Sallet one wallet
- How to use Sallet one to collect and transfer mone
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User Manual
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Creating a Mnemonic Wallet using the BIP39 Protocol
Here's the translation of the text:
"BIP39 Protocol:
The BIP39 protocol is a standard for generating, managing, and recovering wallet mnemonic phrases. BIP stands for "Bitcoin Improvement Proposal," which is a standardization process used by the Bitcoin community to propose and discuss new features and improvements.
The BIP39 protocol defines a standard list of mnemonic words, each of which is a unique word that users can choose from to create a mnemonic phrase. This phrase can be used to recover a wallet, even if the user has lost their private key or wallet file.
The BIP39 protocol also defines an algorithm for converting these mnemonic words into an entropy value and generating a secure wallet seed. This seed can be used to generate a set of key pairs for encrypting, signing, and verifying transactions.
The benefits of using the BIP39 protocol are that it can make it easier for users to backup and recover their wallets without needing to remember complex private keys or passwords. Additionally, many wallets and exchanges support the BIP39 protocol, making it more convenient to transfer funds between different wallets.
It is important to note that users must carefully choose secure words when creating wallet mnemonic phrases and keep their mnemonic phrase safe to prevent theft of their funds."
