My goodness! Thank you so much for sharing this story. I really liked it. It was a personal and honest story in while you described your ordeal of getting your keys back thanks to a lucky twist. When I saw your post, it caught my attention immediately. Of course, not the formatting, the style of the text, but the content itself. Because it is so gratifying to read such a story, when a practically Methuselah user (who registered 5 years ago) somehow found his way back to the world of Steemit from the depths of time. I think this post of yours might give strength to new users as well. Don't get me wrong, it's not self-advertisement at all and it's not vote-hunting, because the post I want to draw your attention to is more than 19 days old: 🔗 https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@gastrocrutch/achievement-2-gastrocrutch-task-basic-security-on-steemit 😉 But I show you this link because several users liked the idea I suggested for storing the master password (ECC Curve25519 method). 🙏I would be happy if we could have a good relationship here, because in my eyes the comment or vote of an old user, even if there is no SP behind it, is worth much more than any other. In my stubborn opinion, the development of Steemit's destiny should or would should be shaped by the oldest members, because they are the most committed to the direction of Steemit.