not our keys, not our business
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Not our keys, not our business
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this is so good
Agreed
I really like bitkeys concept but why no simple display on the hardware part? Wouldn't this reduce an attack vector? What am I missing?
Impressive ship speed.
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Browse their website
https://bitkey.build/screens-are-not-a-panacea/
badass
LFG
Looks good. Glad we’re past FUDing seed phrases.
Why no thomas@bitkey.build ( or @block) NIP-05 or Lightning address? 🥴
This is excellent stuff. I stopped using my Bitkey because of privacy concerns. You're doing the Lord's work.
Now just make UTXO management better in the app.
Now add: let users recover their sats in other wallets, UTXO management, disable Block server as a recovery option, connecting to the node for normies who run Umbrels, Start9, or other types of nodes and have no idea how to request certificates.
Because Dorsey is a commie fraud who wants your keys so he can help kill BTC.
I am still greatly concerned about bitkey as two of the three keys are generated using secret closed-source methods.
Someone please convince bitkey to fully open source their code 🙏
I own three of these wallets so I am not just a random person with make believe concerns.
“While a wallet’s UTXO set is temporarily exposed to Bitkey’s servers during a wallet recovery, this data is never logged.”
Trust me bro…
LFG!
Great
When UTXO management? No “power” user can use this without that. It’s such a great product otherwise.
Exactly. Lack of UTXO management is a huge shortcoming.
sweet
Very interesting. I'd seen this a few times and ignored it. Thought it was just another bullshit product released mid cycle. It wasn't until I saw this page and dug deeper into it. Ordered a couple. I like how the owner is in control of two or three keys. Unlike fireblocks, where they are in control of 2 of 3 key shards. Did Block manage to "grandma proof" key management? 🤔 thanks!
Already has UTXO consolidation
Already supports UTXO management and the ability to connect to your own node
That wasn’t what I asked. I’m talking about actual coin control.