Favorite all time hardware wallets:
1) coldcard q
2) coldcard mk4
3) trezor model t (ok shitcoins)
4) keystone 3 (ok shitcoins, great ux)
Favorite all time hardware wallets:
1) coldcard q
2) coldcard mk4
3) trezor model t (ok shitcoins)
4) keystone 3 (ok shitcoins, great ux)
I use blockstream jade. I think it’s a cool lil device
I like Jade when used with blockstream green desktop.
jade pro is nice as
Haven’t tried that yet but looks interesting. I like that jade has a unique security model, great as part of a multisig.
Foundation passport. Omit at your peril. UX is amazing
Have you tried the BitBox02 yet? bitbox.swiss
Yup I want to love it, the form factor and security is great. But there is something I had a hard time with, I think it was the pass phase UX (I kept making mistakes) but it’s been a while so I could be wrong.
I can't imagine typing in your random, password manager generated BIP39 passphrase using the physical, tap-on buttons. 😆
That would explain why you'd be opposed to it. I always used it without passphrase, just the one simple password for it.
Yes the interactions with the device are really cool when you get the hang of them I think you’re right, it was just a bit error prone when trying to enter an arbitrary string.
Try foundation passport. UX is amazing
open source or GFY
Understand the comment in relation to the above, still love my coinkite stuff.
yeah
i just think Bitcoiners should insist on FOSS
particularly for de facto flagship products like CC
I thought it (coldcard) was at one point then a lot of the code was used for the passport and so they locked it down. Totally get that means it was never open source.
I’ve built a couple of seedsigners and setup a kruz and enjoyed them.
Basically, I’d never use a single vendor, multisig and multivendor only.
*krux
Also random note that I think is interesting that I leaned from something on Lopp’s site. If you are going multi vendor you want wallets that have variance in the underlying code or libraries. Some wallets have more in common there like coldcard & passport, especially in the python libraries.
I mean
it *was* open source
but NVK got butthurt when foundation used their code and they changed the license.
Truthfully I do really like the CC device, the guides are fantastic, and it appealed to my paranoid and overly verbose way of understanding things.
But yeah not a fan of how NVK and Coinkite handles their PR, speaks to the customers, and handles criticism and competition. I don't use the device, I also burnt my privacy by connecting to electrum servers raw dog unfortunately, not knowing at the time.
I think its a good educational device and I personally like the UX too
but their success attests to the fact "bitcoiners" dont actually care about or understand FOSS