🚀 Today we’re supporting @Andreas Griffin from Bitcoin-Safe.Org with 1,000,000 satoshis for his work on Bitcoin Safe – a beginner-friendly multisig wallet for Mac, Windows, Linux, or anywhere Python runs. Why this matters 🧵👇 🔧 Development of Specter Desktop is no longer a priority at Swan. A vital open-source wallet has essentially become abandonware – leaving a painful gap in the Bitcoin ecosystem. 💡 Andreas, a former Specter developer himself, recognized this gap – and with Bitcoin Safe created a brand-new solution that already goes beyond what Specter offered. 🔒 What makes Bitcoin Safe special: An open-source wallet focused on multisig and hardware wallet integration. It combines the strengths of Electrum, Specter, and @mempool – with Nostr functionality added in. 🧙 The beginner-friendly multisig wizard makes secure Bitcoin self-custody accessible – even for non-technical users. 🖼️ The graphical transaction display isn’t just functional, it’s beautiful. Even better than Sparrow! For Bitcoin artists like Fractal_Encrypt and @npub1yp7w...zys7 it can be exported as vector graphics. 🌐 But the real gamechanger is the Nostr integration – enabling secure, decentralized PSBT exchange between cosigners. 🌐 It’s comparable to Electrum’s Cosigner Pool or nunchuk's proprietary chat – but here: fully open source, set up in seconds, and run via encrypted Nostr DMs. 🔗 Not just PSBTs – UTXO labels can be shared via Nostr too. A key building block for collaboration in multisig setups. 🌍 We’d love to see other wallet clients adopt this Nostr sync functionality as well – to increase client diversity, especially for organizations with varying needs. 🛠️ Bitcoin Safe delivers this critical workflow entirely open source – built on the decentralized Nostr protocol. A milestone for sovereignty in the Bitcoin ecosystem. 🤝 Open-source Bitcoin projects are chronically underfunded. That’s why it’s so important to support developers like Andreas who push boundaries and define new standards. Bitcoin Safe 💪 📣 Our support of 1,000,000 satoshis is meant to send a message: High-quality open-source development deserves funding. 2 out of 5 cosigners signed this transaction using Bitcoin Safe. Who’s next? 🌱 Follow @Andreas Griffin and check out the project. Join the Einundzwanzig Association and suggest other projects worth funding. Open source stays alive – with your help.