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Generating your own seed with physical dice: 99 rolls ≈ 256 bits of entropy (why I stopped trusting RNGs for cold storage) Something that finally clicked for me after years in Bitcoin: when your hardware wallet generates a seed, you're trusting its RNG and its firmware with literally everything. For most people that's a reasonable trust tradeoff. But you don't have to make it. You can generate a BIP39 seed entirely from physical dice: - 99 rolls of a standard 6-sided die ≈ 256 bits of entropy → a 24-word seed. - 50 rolls ≈ 128 bits → a 12-word seed. The math: each roll gives you log2(6) ≈ 2.585 bits. 99 × 2.585 ≈ 256. BIP39 adds a checksum on top, which is where the last word comes from — you compute it once, offline, or let an air-gapped device like a SeedSigner derive it.