[voltkey1]

I've seen people crack passwords, what's the difference between passwords and phrases, why do I think phrases are easier to crack than passwords, they're just words, but there are letters, numbers and special characters in passwords? I'm not getting it, WTF

[Koyote]

The words for the 12 word seed phrase are picked from a list of around 2048 words, so there are 2048^12 possible combinations of those words. I just looked it up, and the total number of combos is:

544,451,787,073,501,541,541,399,371,890,829,138,329,6​87,906,024,032.

If you have none of those words already, you've gotta potentially go through at least a massively significant number of combos before you'll find one that works and leads to a full balance etc.

[Jamika]

12 words is impossible to be known, if 12 word it may take years to be done at max speed

[anoncrab]

If it was one word maybe, but it's 12 words. The amount of different combinations that are in a passphrase is absolutely insane.