Can you “remotely” connect an on-chain wallet (either on mobile, like BlueWallet, or on desktop, like with a hardware wallet + Sparrow) to a Bitcoin Core node (full or pruned) on a separate computer?
I have to believe you can, because you’re connecting to *some* node every time you use the wallet, but by default you’re just using the wallet service provider’s node.
In Sparrow you can choose a few others, like Bitaroo and nostr:npub1tr4dstaptd2sp98h7hlysp8qle6mw7wmauhfkgz3rmxdd8ndprusnw2y5g. But how do you connected it to your own node on a different device? Or to your Uncle Jim’s node? Or be Uncle Jim for your friends & fam, and connect their wallet to your node? Is it different if the node runs over Tor?
Many questions. Perhaps someone could point me in the right direction in terms of resources around nodes?
There is always more to learn and I fucking love it. Hope you’ve all had a stellar weekend, nostriches 🫂💜🤙
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Alright lets answer this as accurately according to your question as possible highlighting the key points:
REMOTELY
&
HARDWARE WALLET
CONNECTION TO YOUR OWN FULL NODE.
Best Answer: DESKTOP ... START9 + SPARROW WALLET + HARDWARE WALLET (of your preference).
You do this over tor without the need for tailscale, VPNs or any other bullshit.
There are other ways, but this is the seamless experience 😉
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