25. Passphrase – Abstand zwischen den Wörtern

I’d be extra careful. Complicating things might get you to lose acces to your funds.
Passphrase is good, but I’d keep it simple

The bip39 passphrase is an arbitrary user-defined string. It can contain spaces. Each character is significant, including spaces. The space character is among the symbols set

You can use any symbol, including the normal space character… It’s all just treated as a single string… (So for example, a single space character is a valid BIP39 passphrase)

You can use any symbol to space it out. As long as you have a symbol in between you are good. Don’t tell us if you want to be a bit safer.

Also so long as your seed phase is only on a written piece of paper you can keep your passphrase stored on your phone or on the cloud it’s useless without your seed phrase

Why is it necessary to get a special symbol ? Just increase the size of your word, to have the same entropy level (numbers thrown out randomly, but is special chars charset is 20, and have a password of length 10 made of 26 a-z, 26 A-Z, 10 0-9, you can replace this special chars charset by increasing the password length to 11.

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Better use symbols or figures in between words. It will increase the randomness of the passphrase and should be better to remember when you write it down

Hey – you can use any symbol as a separator between the words. The choice of symbol is entirely up to you. However, please remember that the passphrase is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as it was created, including the symbols used.

For more information on creating and using a passphrase, you can visit this link: https://www.ledger.com/academy/passphrase-an-advanced-security-feature.