It's recommended to have at least 128 bits of entropy for a secure #Bitcoin private key. That's why the next Brainbow version will show a "Low Entropy" warning in case the provided salt and passphrase combination provides less than 128 bits.

Check out BIP-329 and

Labelbase

All-in-one coin control/label management service for Bitcoin. Add, import, export labels. REST API for integration. Supports BIP-329 format. Stay o...

A self-hosted version of the service will be available soon.

We have launched a minimal webpage with a direct link to access the most up-to-date #bitcoin Brainbow build. Visit brainbow.space or our GitHub repository to download Brainbow version 0.1.149.

Burning miner fees for testing.

Primal's UX is prima!

#bitcoin 🧡

Design what you wish for.

The #Bitcoin Brainbow build is still failing. Building mobile apps are a real love-hate relationship. There are so many moving parts. Every few months, you have to re-orchestrate the dependencies of the entire stack.

In the physical room, absolute security is only a fleeting illusion.

Are you utilizing UTXO labeling and coin control features in your #Bitcoin wallet? I'd love to hear about your strategies and techniques! Please share your experiences, special patterns, and formats below.

Punched with the Tinyseed Bitcoin Tip.

Download and install https://downloads.primal.net/android/primal-0.12.4.apk

Twitter died a long time ago.

@primal when will posting be available in the Android app?

Hold your own keys and use the power of BIP-85.

This is the ESP32-WiPhone, an idea. Would be great to have such a device (WiFi and mesh powered) able to broadcast transaction (similar to GoTenna) and being able to send and receive Nostr-DMs with it.

WiPhone

The WiPhone is an open source Arduino-compatible phone capable of making free calls over WiFi.

You are free to block the road, but ...

Anon, are you still zapping?

What's wrong with Twitter today?

I just reproduced Coldcard Build v5.1.2. This process checks the compiled binary against the binary published by Coinkite. If you see the "SUCCESS." message, the binaries are identical, except of 64 bytes (Coinkite's signature). These bytes are removed using "TRIM_SIG = sed -e 's/^00003f[89abcdef]0 .*/(firmware signature here)/' " in the Makefile. If you wonder why these checksums in (~/firmware/stm32/built) of the compiled files are different, compare to the binary you have downloaded from https://coldcard.com/downloads/, it's exactly due to those 64 signature bytes. Full video here: Here is my copy-n-paste process/instruction for the latest version.

Gist

REPRO COLDCARD BUILD

REPRO COLDCARD BUILD. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Just in case you want to send me some sats: lnurl1dp68gurn8ghj7ampd3kx2ar0veekzar0wd5xjtnrdakj7tnhv4kxctttdehhwm30d3h82unvwqhhxmrfva58gumrwfjk2m34xgfgqgqd 🧡 This PR

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Update index.html by xavierfiechter · Pull Request #71 · coinkite/bitcoinbinary.org

CC v5.1.2

adds the proof to BitcoinBinary.org FIN.