Verwirrung beim Ledger-Pass-Satz

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Soweit ich weiß, wird durch das Hinzufügen einer Passphrase zu meinem Ledger eine neue Gruppe von versteckten Konten erstellt.
Bedeutet das, dass ich alle meine Kryptos auf die neuen versteckten Konten übertragen muss?
Was bedeutet das für abgesicherte Kryptowährungen wie Dot? Muss ich meinen Dot von den ausgewählten Validatoren abbinden und ihn dann auf die neue Gruppe versteckter Konten übertragen und erneut abbinden, oder verstehe ich da etwas falsch?
Ich hoffe, jemand kann mir darüber Klarheit verschaffen.

[pringles_ledger]

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Hey – we’d be happy to help.

> Does that mean that I’ll have to transfer all my cryptos to the new set of hidden accounts?

Yes, that is correct indeed. When you add a passphrase to your Ledger device, it creates a new set of accounts that are distinct from your existing accounts. If you want to protect your cryptocurrencies with the passphrase, you would need to transfer them to the new set of accounts associated with the passphrase.

What does that mean for staked cryptos like Dot? Do I have to unbond my Dot from the selected validators then transfer it to the new set of hidden account and rebond it or am I getting wrong something.

> For assets staked with recovery phrase account, will need to be unstaked > transferred to the new address > restake again.

Let us know if you’ve more questions.

[drive_causality]

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Some people keep a small amount of crypto in the non-pass phrase accounts and the majority of their crypto on the pass phrase accounts. This is to protect your funds in the case where someone is physically threatening you to give them your pin. In this case, they’ll only see the non-pass phrase accounts.

[Sethdarkus]

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You have to inbound staked cryptos and send everything over to new address and than you can restate

[bmoreRavens1995]

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Yes eventually you’re creating a hidden wallet a hidden room so to speak

[Wayne2018ZA]

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Yes to all the above. Just make sure you will always be able to remember your passphrase. (it’s not something you can look up on a list, it’s anything you make up, like eg. *&^T&UYTV&Y%TfYTUIGOUIYT&^TGUYOGOU&T*&yhjhiuhhello could be a passphrase)

[HighPrint6194]

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Thanks that helped!

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