Ethereum: Electrum 2.0 – BezBip39/32
Standardization complication
As an Ethereum user, Electro Wallet was one of the most used and reliable options to manage digital assets. However, with the Elektrum 2.0, its pre -implementation simplicity has enabled a more sophisticated standardization process, which seems to be disappointed with users. But why is this not bip39/32 standardization of difficult things?
BIP39/BIP32 background
It is important to understand the background behind the BIP39 and BIP32 before you submerge in Electrum 2.0. BIP (Proposal to improve Bitcoin) is a set of Bitcoin wallet standards aimed at providing a consistent and secure type of storage and management of private keys. BIP32 is one of the most used implementations of this standard, allowing users to keep their private keys in several formats, such as HD wallets (such as Electrum 2.0).
BIP39/32 Electrum 2.0 Standardization
The introduction of Electrum 2.0 has used a non -standard approach to BIP39/BIP32 compatibility. Instead of following the BIP32 rules and protocols, Electrum 2.0 uses its personalized introduction to storage of mnemonic seeds and HD wallets. This means that users should now adapt to the use of the Electrum interface itself for their private keys.
Why does it matter?
The standard non -standard approach introduced by Electrum 2.0 may seem like a slight confusion, but it can have significant long -term consequences. Here are some reasons why:
* Incorrect confusion and interpretation : The complexity of the new implementation can lead to confusion between users who are not familiar with Electrum 2.0 or BIP32/BIP39.
* Safety Risks : Using unstable wallet can pose security risks as it can be vulnerable to operations or attacks aimed at non -standard wallets.
* Limited Compatibility : The lack of standardization means that users who have used Electrum (or those who know BIP32/BIP39) can be difficult to migrate their assets.
Conclusion
Although the introduction of the Electrum 2.0 is to provide a safer and easier experience, its standardization is undoubtedly triggered by users. It is important for users to understand the complexity of this new introduction before migration or use of their assets as the main purse.
If you are considering switching from Electrum 2.0 to another wallet, I suggest you spend time exploring and understanding the differences between BIP39/BIP32 for compatible wallets, such as Electrum 1.X and all other available alternative options.
suggestions
- Explore the introduction of new wallet that meets the standards set out for the compatibility of the BIP39/BIP32.
- Meet the differences between Electrum 2.0 and its predecessor, Electrum 1.X.
- Consider using an alternative wallet if you are not sure about migration on Electrum 2.0.
With a careful and deliberate approach, users can make a deliberate decision that best suits their specific needs and desires.
