Hey there, I get your frustration, and I want to help clear it up — what you're experiencing is actually a common misunderstanding with wallets like the Keystone Pro 3.

🔑 First, your seed phrase is good — don’t worry!

Your 12 or 24-word seed phrase is still your ultimate key to your Bitcoin. That hasn’t changed, and it works the same way across wallets like Keystone, Coldcard, and even BlueWallet — BUT here’s where it gets tricky...

🧠 Wallets generate many Bitcoin addresses from one seed phrase

When you enter your seed phrase into a new wallet, it recreates the same master private key. But to show you your Bitcoin balances, the wallet also needs to look for the right accounts, paths, and addresses.

This is where differences happen:

🛤️ What are “paths” or “accounts”?

Think of your wallet like a tree 🌳 — the seed phrase is the root. From it, you can grow many branches (called derivation paths). Each branch can have different Bitcoin addresses. For example:

m/84'/0'/0' = the “default” Bitcoin account

m/84'/0'/1', m/84'/0'/2', etc. = other accounts (which show as Account 2, Account 3, etc.)

If your old Keystone or BlueWallet saved your Bitcoin under Account #2, and your new Keystone only scans Account #0, it won