I present the BIP39 word stream. What it does It displays one random word from the official BIP39 word list (the 2048 words used for cryptocurrency seed phrases) at a time, in large text on screen. Every few seconds (default 10s), the current word fades out and a new one appears with a smooth pop animation. The key feature is the "pepper" field: You can type any extra passphrase (locally only — never sent anywhere). This pepper is mixed with strong cryptographic randomness (crypto.getRandomValues) and a counter to generate each word. The result is a cryptographically biased-random selection of BIP39 words, useful for people who want to add personal entropy to a seed-generation process while watching words appear slowly. image
I'm building a next level encryption method for messages and files that can be used outside of the surveillance network. So far, I found zero bitcoiners or encryption loving people that want to test along with me on this. Is there anyone out there willing to test or work together on something cool and proof of work?