#Bluewallet is definitely the most underrated mobile Bitcoin wallet.
Open source, very simple interface, yet all kinds of powerful features, fabulous import and export capabilities, multi-sig, coin control. Works with hardware signers including airgapped.
Solid.
M0053 (Balakay2b edition)
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Balakay2b edition!
Broken and still running.
I raised an old friend from the dead... Enjoy!
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Ditto
Ditto
Your content. Your vibe. Your rules.
Boom! Nobody's thinking about that except me!
Doing a quick test of my recently stood up blossom server. 

Someday I hope to ride the hump truck exactly like this again.


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I approve of this.
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I am about to go on a trip to meet a secret agent. We are planning the new world order. You will all love it, I am sure.
Everybody's doin it right?


I'm gonna be running tests for a while. I'll try to keep them in this stupid thread. Please forgive me. Plus I should be going to bed soon. This has been an incredibly harrowing day, and for some reason now I'm trying to fix my strfry router.
I both respect, and question all the people destroying their #ColdCards.
Respect because it is pure. And it is cathartic. And it is certainly a safe path forward assuming you have backed up any important secrets it might still hold.
But I question because... this hardware is well designed, and the software features and architecture are quite good.
I believe most futures for the ColdCard end with a reasonable decision to : SHOOT HERE!
But... there is this one perfect world still possible.
CoinKite chooses to fully (really) Open Source the hardware AND software. Perhaps they can continue to go on selling and supporting the device if they somehow survive the next while. (LOL)
But this scenario would allow the community to pick up and develop for the hardware.
And in this case you might regret having dropped your ColdCard into a volcano?