NanoPython VS keytools

Nano has a wonderful community and projects are launched every month. For example the Reddit Nano Tipbot, the small NanoPython project, or the WeNano stickers to cite a few.

i already have an script on github that gets you setup on the PI: https://github.com/Shinevision/NanoPython/ Hope it helps!

I also found tools.nanos.cc and this too has a bunch of awesome features built in on a website. Also Java script based.

API backend for https://tools.nanos.cc/

1/ 3 flash drives with encrypted partitions (ex for linux : LUKS). 2/ Paper wallet generated with Keytools (https://tools.nanos.cc/) 3/ Save the pdf of the wallets on the 3 encrypted partitions 4/ store the flash drives in different locations 5/ send the Nano amount on the address of the paper wallet 6/ make a clean "receive" and "change rep" block with Nault.cc in "advance" mode (remote signing transactions); 7/ make clean, air-gapped spending from paper wallet with Nault (remote signing transactions).

https://tools.nanos.cc/ => Incredible tools, incl sleek paper wallet, vanity wallet generators, etc

Powerful tools, incl creation of cold/paper wallets : https://tools.nanos.cc/

You can definitively use the same seed for multiple Nano wallets. Each seed can generate many deterministic accounts. On any wallet, you'll regain control over the exact same addresses, in same order. You only need to keep your seed secured. I highly recommend Natrium as mobile wallet and Nault to store huge amounts with maximum security (possibility to combine with hardware wallet s.a. Ledger Nano. I personally use cold storage/ paper wallet in combination with Nault). https://tools.nanos.cc/

Sure, there are online tools to do this. tools.nanos.cc/ has a good one, but it's JS.

Unfortunately, Bananovault does not work (plenty of issues, while its Nano counterpart works without flaw) : https://banano.nault.cc/sweeper KeyTools is also great for Nano, but has never been duplicated for Banano. https://tools.nanos.cc/

https://tools.nanos.cc/ (Faster Keytools backend)

I've been playing around with manually and programmatically creating blocks - e.g. I SEND from a known account to an unopened account via some NodeJS code. No RECEIVE block is generated so I've been doing it painstakingly via https://tools.nanos.cc/. Is this just a result of the spam attack or have I screwed up? Per my first question, should Nault/Natrium/whatever do that for me, if I'm logged in to the receiver wallet?