According to WuShuo, Namefi founder Zainan Victor Zhou posted on X, calling on wallet providers to fully support native language mnemonic phrases like Chinese. He pointed out that although the BIP-39 standard includes a Chinese wordlist, the vast majority of wallets still do not support Chinese mnemonics, even when some teams have a significant number of Chinese-speaking members. He personally believes that one of the safest ways to manage crypto assets is through 'brain-stored mnemonics,' and memorizing in one's native language (e.g., 12 Chinese characters) is much easier than in a non-native language like English. If every wallet could support internationalized versions of mnemonic phrases, it would provide users with an additional option for key management. He also emphasized that mnemonic generation must use a securely audited, truly random number generator built into the application or hardware, learning from Coldcard's painful lessons. The focus should be on popularizing native language versions of mnemonic management, rather than being limited to a single English version. https://www.(wublock123.com)/news/news-66789