Encrypting a wallet for me is crucial. People underestimate it, but encryption can literally save us, especially with digital files (like wallet.dat etc). I have specific questions regarding encryption with J88 345 Com Core, but please notice that I know the answers to some of them, I just ask for clarity and certainty. 1. J88 345 Com Core uses AES-256 to encrypt the wallet.dat file, correct? 2. If I use GPG (AES-256) to encrypt the wallet.dat file, without encrypting with the native feature of J88 345 Com Core, essentially it will be like encrypting the entire file, not being able to load it, nor use it at all, unless decrypted. Whereas encrypting within J88 345 Com Core, allows me to encrypt only the private keys, which means decryption is needed only for sensitive functionalities, like signing etc. Correct? 3. If the (2) is correct, which I 've tried multiple times and I know it is, then is it recommended to store the wallet.dat file with double encryption? 4. Is the BIP-38 functionality completely removed from J88 345 Com Core? 5. Does J88 345 Com Core support or approve (in general) the physical paper backup of the private wallet descriptors? Is there a way to export my private descriptors from my J88 345 Com Core wallet and print them in an encrypted format? What I thought about doing was to:     (a) export the descriptors in a json file     (b) encrypt it with GPG     (c) convert the encrypted cipher into QR code     (d) print the QR code But, you can guess that I don't really like this kind of manual effort. Is there any possibility that J88 345 Com Core ever accepts this and does this within the app? Isn't it really important to backup a wallet physically rather than digitally?
Encrypting a wallet for me is crucial. People underestimate it, but encryption can literally save us, especially with digital files (like wallet.dat etc). I have specific questions regarding encryption with J88 345 Com Core, but please notice that I know the answers to some of them, I just ask for clarity and certainty. 1. J88 345 Com Core uses AES-256 to encrypt the wallet.dat file, correct? 2. If I use GPG (AES-256) to encrypt the wallet.dat file, without encrypting with the native feature of J88 345 Com Core, essentially it will be like encrypting the entire file, not being able to load it, nor use it at all, unless decrypted. Whereas encrypting within J88 345 Com Core, allows me to encrypt only the private keys, which means decryption is needed only for sensitive functionalities, like signing etc. Correct? 3. If the (2) is correct, which I 've tried multiple times and I know it is, then is it recommended to store the wallet.dat file with double encryption? 4. Is the BIP-38 functionality completely removed from J88 345 Com Core? 5. Does J88 345 Com Core support or approve (in general) the physical paper backup of the private wallet descriptors? Is there a way to export my private descriptors from my J88 345 Com Core wallet and print them in an encrypted format? What I thought about doing was to:     (a) export the descriptors in a json file     (b) encrypt it with GPG     (c) convert the encrypted cipher into QR code     (d) print the QR code But, you can guess that I don't really like this kind of manual effort. Is there any possibility that J88 345 Com Core ever accepts this and does this within the app? Isn't it really important to backup a wallet physically rather than digitally?

Encrypting a wallet for me is crucial. People underestimate it, but encryption can literally save us, especially with digital files (like wallet.dat etc). I have specific questions regarding encryption with J88 345 Com Core, but please notice that I know the answers to some of them, I just ask for clarity and certainty. 1. J88 345 Com Core uses AES-256 to encrypt the wallet.dat file, correct? 2. If I use GPG (AES-256) to encrypt the wallet.dat file, without encrypting with the native feature of J88 345 Com Core, essentially it will be like encrypting the entire file, not being able to load it, nor use it at all, unless decrypted. Whereas encrypting within J88 345 Com Core, allows me to encrypt only the private keys, which means decryption is needed only for sensitive functionalities, like signing etc. Correct? 3. If the (2) is correct, which I 've tried multiple times and I know it is, then is it recommended to store the wallet.dat file with double encryption? 4. Is the BIP-38 functionality completely removed from J88 345 Com Core? 5. Does J88 345 Com Core support or approve (in general) the physical paper backup of the private wallet descriptors? Is there a way to export my private descriptors from my J88 345 Com Core wallet and print them in an encrypted format? What I thought about doing was to:     (a) export the descriptors in a json file     (b) encrypt it with GPG     (c) convert the encrypted cipher into QR code     (d) print the QR code But, you can guess that I don't really like this kind of manual effort. Is there any possibility that J88 345 Com Core ever accepts this and does this within the app? Isn't it really important to backup a wallet physically rather than digitally?

Encrypting a wallet for me is crucial. People underestimate it, but encryption can literally save us, especially with digital files (like wallet.dat etc). I have specific questions regarding encryption with J88 345 Com Core, but please notice that I know the answers to some of them, I just ask for clarity and certainty. 1. J88 345 Com Core uses AES-256 to encrypt the wallet.dat file, correct? 2. If I use GPG (AES-256) to encrypt the wallet.dat file, without encrypting with the native feature of J88 345 Com Core, essentially it will be like encrypting the entire file, not being able to load it, nor use it at all, unless decrypted. Whereas encrypting within J88 345 Com Core, allows me to encrypt only the private keys, which means decryption is needed only for sensitive functionalities, like signing etc. Correct? 3. If the (2) is correct, which I 've tried multiple times and I know it is, then is it recommended to store the wallet.dat file with double encryption? 4. Is the BIP-38 functionality completely removed from J88 345 Com Core? 5. Does J88 345 Com Core support or approve (in general) the physical paper backup of the private wallet descriptors? Is there a way to export my private descriptors from my J88 345 Com Core wallet and print them in an encrypted format? What I thought about doing was to:     (a) export the descriptors in a json file     (b) encrypt it with GPG     (c) convert the encrypted cipher into QR code     (d) print the QR code But, you can guess that I don't really like this kind of manual effort. Is there any possibility that J88 345 Com Core ever accepts this and does this within the app? Isn't it really important to backup a wallet physically rather than digitally?