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September 15, 2018, 07:51:33 AM
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You mean to memorize the private key by your brain and dont use any of tools? This should be impossible, unless it is possible for those with extraordinary memory to remember such a set of numbers. Im usually writing down private key on a few sheets of paper and then randomly placed them in several different places at home.
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September 15, 2018, 08:35:49 PM
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I don't memorize my private key even with myetherwallet.

And don't be wrong with its spelling because it can lead people to have wrong assumption that this is the correct website. Intruders, hackers or phishers can use and take this is as an opportunity to fool others that aren't aware about real spelling of MYETHERWALLET (MEW).

That's why there are many existing phishing links that are copying MEW because some are informed of what's the correct spelling.

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September 16, 2018, 08:59:50 AM
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I do not understand why need to remember the private key. Yes, and why use it. Much more secure is the use of combinations of password + file.

ME TOO !
Everyone i think can't remember their private key.
I think its more secure when you write down your private key on the paper , too low potential your wallet to be hacked .
and  you can back up your private key in google drive , with 2fa login Cheesy
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September 22, 2018, 04:04:23 PM
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Have you memorized your Eatherwallet private key?
Do you mean "Myetherwallet"..., there's no way i can memorized every letters and numbers of my private key al you need to memorized is the place where you put or hide your private keys.
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How many of you have to remember your private key,
I think only 0.01% of all users of MEW have thier private key memorized in every letters and numbers that it consist.
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If you Lost your private key what will you do
I were to loss my private key, my only option is to find it in any possible ways.
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and how do you recover?Huh??
There's no way you can recover your account in MEW, and if there is, it will take a long period of time to proccess

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September 22, 2018, 04:41:02 PM
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I do not understand why need to remember the private key. Yes, and why use it. Much more secure is the use of combinations of password + file.

ME TOO !
Everyone i think can't remember their private key.
I think its more secure when you write down your private key on the paper , too low potential your wallet to be hacked .
and  you can back up your private key in google drive , with 2fa login Cheesy
I dont know if theres someone do able to memorize their privatekeys(literally) but i dont really see this thing would be commonly being done since most of us will definitely store it up because memorizing do really have higher risk on losing your money rather than storing it on a file or piece of paper.

Imagine how many characters of a single key not only on bitcoin but also on other altcoins as well which do have long strings of alphanumeric then tendency on losing 1 digit will really mess you up.

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December 04, 2018, 09:26:58 PM
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As you already understood that the private private key is the only way to secure your account, but in the event of loss, as I know, it is impossible to restore it, it may later come up with a recovery procedure, but it will be in the future
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December 05, 2018, 05:20:45 AM
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why bother to memorize our personal, just copy and save, if you lose you can save the Keystore / JSON File
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December 05, 2018, 01:24:18 PM
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I know this is an old thread, but I think this thread is very important to explain to beginners who have just jumped into the crypto world. if you ask me about all your questions I will answer.

1. How much do you remember on your private key?
Answer: I don't even remember half of my private key characters. I only keep my private key in a safe place and then I copy and paste when I need it.

2. Can it recover the lost Private Key?
Answer: You can restore it by accessing your wallet with files such as UTC if you user MyEtherWallet. but if you lose files that can access your wallet, there is no other way than to create a new wallet.

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