Why do we make hardware wallets look like "Hardware Wallets"? During today’s @bitcoin_design hardware redesign call, just had a wild idea: What if a @SeedSigner cover was 3D-printed as interlocking, LEGO-style blocks? -Assemble in <10 mins to sign. -Break it down to hide it. The vision: You don't own a "Bitcoin wallet." You own a box of parts. Whenever you need to sign a transaction, you assemble your wallet, use it, and then break it back down into a pile of unassuming toy bricks. It could be a great, functional security hidden in plain sight.

I lost my nsec about 5 months ago, found it today on my old phone. Time to repost stuff i was tagged in months and months ago😂

@Bitcoin FilmFest #filmfest

Had a blast designing these Ecash notes and getting to test them live at BitDevs at @Bitshala Bitspace 😄 It’s so awesome to see people’s faces light up with that “aha” moment when they realize how easy and fast it is to get Bitcoin in their hands. This is such a fun way to give people a taste of Bitcoin and self-custody while not intimidating people with the custodial/non-custodial wallets talk and discussions. Shoutout to @Bitcoin Design for organizing the designathon that sparked all this creativity! 🧡 I created these Ecash notes using brrr.gandlaf.com, which is such a fun tool. I’m hoping to see my designs officially featured there soon. In the meantime, I’m working on making some Figma or Canva templates so other Bitcoin communities can easily create their own customized Ecash notes. If you’re part of a Bitcoin community or interested in design, I’d love to hear your ideas or feedback! View quoted note →

hello, nostr!