Bitcoin, year 12. Alice: This year sucks. You know what’s almost as bad as 2020? Bob: Yeah? Alice: Multisig is still scary. Nunchuk: Hold my beer. It’s somewhat ironic that for a technology that reveres decentralization as its central operating principle, Bitcoin still heavily relies on single point of failure as the dominant method …
Nunchuk’s mission is the proliferation of multisig. To that end, today we are excited to open source our library, libnunchuk, under the MIT license. This library handles all the heavy-lifting inside the Nunchuk desktop application. Nunchuk’s architecture differs from other wallets’ for a number of reasons. But a major one is our decision to heavily reuse Bitcoin …
Announcing libnunchuk: A Lean & Cross-Platform Multisig Library Powered by Bitcoin Core Read More »
Nunchuk 0.9.7 is out and is a major upgrade over our previous releases. Here it is at a glance: [NEW FEATURE] Connect directly to a Core node. [NEW FEATURE] Verify address on-device. [NEW DEVICE SUPPORT] CoboVault in singlesig mode (multisig pending on new Cobo firmware). [NEW DEVICE SUPPORT] PIN Input for Trezor One. Minor fixes …
