Don’t Lose Your Crypto Forever

If you own crypto and you’re using a hardware wallet… there’s one tiny mistake that could wipe you out completely.

When you set up a hardware wallet, you’re given a 12–24 word seed phrase. Those random words? They are the keys to everything. Lose them, and you lose access. Share them, and someone else owns your crypto.

And what does most of the industry tell you to do?

Write it down… on paper.

And THAT is insane.

Paper burns.
Paper tears.
Paper gets ruined in floods.
Paper fades.

If your house catches fire, you have a major accident, or if the ink on the paper fades, that little slip of paper is GONE… and so is your Bitcoin, your ETH, your entire portfolio. Forever. No customer support. No password reset.

That’s why I upgraded my backups to metal.

Instead of trusting thousands (or potentially hundreds of thousands) of dollars to paper, I stamped my seed phrase into a solid titanium plate. Titanium. Fire resistant up to 3,000+ degrees. Waterproof. Non-corrosive. Crushproof. No moving parts. No flimsy letter tiles that can pop out.

It’s permanently stamped into metal.

Even if it’s burned, blackened, or covered in soot, the words are still there.

For this, I use Stamp Seed (15% off code: ANDY15).

And here’s the thing most people don’t realize:
Your hardware wallet is only as secure as your backup.

You can have the best wallet in the world, but if your seed phrase is compromised or destroyed, none of that matters.

I cover the Stamp Seed in way more detail in a recent YouTube video.

In the full video, I walk through:

• Why metal backups matter more than people think

• The differences between common metal seed products

• Exactly how the stamping process works

• And what to look for so you don’t accidentally buy something that fails when it matters most

If you care about protecting your crypto long term, especially if you believe it’s going to grow in value, this is not something to ignore.

Don’t wait until after something happens.

Watch the full breakdown here and make sure your crypto is actually protected.

Because losing your seed phrase doesn’t mean inconvenience.

It means it’s gone.

Forever.