Specify BIP-fidelity-bonds #1341
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This doesn't actually use BIP39 -- I think it would be clearer and more general to just say "storing fidelity bonds in BIP32 hierarchical trees" and leave the encoding of the master seed out of scope. |
For storing fidelity bonds in HD wallets
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Good thinking. I checked the other similar BIPs and I see they don't mention BIP39 either. |
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Needs a section to address backward compatibility (even if it simply explains why it's not applicable) |
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This adds a BIP for a standard for storing fidelity bonds in BIP39 seed phrases.
Preferably the BIP number will be a two-digit number to match the BIP44, BIP49, BIP84, BIP86 family of BIPs. Alternatively if a three-digit number is the only way then I suggest BIP-842 because it matches the bip32 derivation path
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