>And if you're letting someone else store the key, then it's just another form of "Login with X". Luckily there's a way to have other people store your key wit

>And if you're letting someone else store the key, then it's just another form of "Login with X". Luckily there's a way to have other people store your key without the key ever technically existing outside your own computer - https://app.tor.us/ https://app.tor.us/, and using common web services (like email) to retrieve everything you need to construct the key in your browser whenever you need it. You can even use this to send money to a public key before its corresponding private key has ever been constructed by anyone! Meaning you can send money to someone who lacks a wallet by email, or by telegram, or by discord, or by reddit, or by anything, and they retrieve the money without anyone else ever seeing their keys or having to manage their keys themselves. How it works: https://tech.tor.us/ https://tech.tor.us/ Disclaimer: NOT associated with torus, just think its cool.