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Bitcoin wallet specialized in multisig and collaborative custody solutions. Visit https://nunchuk.io.
New mobile release! • Taproot multisig wallets: manual and automatic fee selection • Show saved address labels in transaction details • Option to rebroadcast rejected transactions • Update default signet server • Add guest wallets notice • Assisted wallets: option to manually save BSMS in Setup Wizard • Bug fixes and improvements Taproot fee selection: what’s that about? Taproot lets one wallet hide many spend paths. Different path → different weight on-chain → different fee required. So we added two ways to handle it: • Manual: see every path and its fee. Tap the one you want. •Automatic: if cheap-vs-costly is ≤ 10 % or $0.20, we default to the pricier path. Tweak the thresholds or turn them off any time. As Bitcoin smart contracts get more complex and the subsidy era fades, fee variability will keep growing, both within a single path and across multiple paths, even before you factor in fee-bumping tools like RBF or CPFP. We’re building a solution that’s easy to use and puts you in control. Got feedback? Let us know!
KYC is a disaster waiting to happen. If data leaks can happen to Coinbase, it can happen to anyone. Related: never use a Bitcoin inheritance service that requires KYC. You’re not just endangering yourself — you’re putting your family at risk too. They’re even less equipped than you to defend against attackers. Nunchuk’s inheritance protocol is non-KYC. That’s by design. image
TARIFFS ARE INFLATIONARY. STACK HARDER. With the US–China trade war heating up, there’s no better time to double down on self-custody. Here’s what’s new in Nunchuk’s latest release: • Option to disable key path spending in Taproot multisig wallets • Fee estimates for key path vs. script path • Export transaction history to CSV • Bug fixes & improvements for group wallets
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