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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/AmphibianDev on 2024-05-10 13:57:10+00:00.

Hi everybody, a few months ago, I presented my project for helping the crypto community in general (Link). And made a small "penetration test" (Link).

In the meantime, I got a commend from r/simbadMarino, to join a hackathon with it. I want to thank him a lot for remembering me after that and giving me the heads up to join one.

Here is the gist of my project. It's a fully open-sourced tool in the form of a website that generates a cryptocurrency wallets in a deterministic way, from a file and an optional but recommended password. What it tries to solve is the problem of long-time storage; there is no need to store your generated seed in a secure place when you can regenerate it again in the same way. You just need to store the precursor, the file and password used. (I wish I used this description at the Hackathon, but ADHD and last second push...)

And another advantage to this is that the file to anyone else is completely normal; the process of generating a wallet doesn't change the file at all, so it's impossible to tell if the file was used in generating a wallet or not. Not only that, but every combination of a wallet and password possible gives a valid wallet that may or may not have anything inside, so you need to check the blockchain for that.

Here are the links:

Website: https://file-wallet.com

GitHub: 

Hackathon-Project: 

Hackathon-Forum: