Here's what I call "good marketing"... in the package with the hardware wallet they included a card advertising their LedgerCL card. @Ledger

It's actually so cool when your AI agent controls GitHub via the API, launches a workflow on a self-hosted runner based on a Mac M2 that sits literally to your right but without a monitor... automatically gets the workflow execution results through gh run view... and fixes the workflow itself if something is wrong with it... and so on, iteratively...

Btw, here's an interesting thing about Wallet Of Satoshi that no one seems to have thought about. I recommend you check it out if you use this wallet. If you have a Self Custody Wallet open inside WoS, the outgoing transactions from it don't come from the address you use to fund the wallet. That is, let's say you deposited your BTC to a bc1p... address that WoS shows you. Then you sent an outgoing transaction from there to another address. If you look in the explorer, the funds will arrive not from bc1p..., as you'd expect, but from a completely different address, and the transaction will also have several outputs. What's wrong with that, you ask? The problem is that WoS acts like a "mixer" and sends you the funds not from the utxo you deposited into this wallet, but from completely different utxos whose origin is unclear. I had a case where an exchange refused to accept my transfer from WoS without any explanation (!), because it fell into the High Risk category. All in all, be careful when using WoS.

github.com/spesmilo/electrum… - Implemented "modern" ZEC support (with all the latest network upgrades) in ElectrumX - it is now also compatible with the latest Zebra, instead of the unsupported zcashd. Already tested and 100% synced. #Zcash #ZEC #Blockchain

I mapped the raw size of every Zcash block from genesis to today. Just a view into how ZEC block data has evolved across network upgrades. #Zcash #ZEC #Blockchain #DataVisualization #CryptoResearch

When I say I'm working hard, it really does mean that I'm working hard... This is not AI automation where it makes commits by itself... it's step-by-step iterative work with AI where each stage was committed, verified, and then the next stage was moved to with the necessary adjustments. What this will be and whether it will happen at all - I won't say just yet )

[SARCASM MODE ON] What's wrong with you? Do you really live in the Netherlands? Can't you appreciate that he came at all? Imagine - out of all the floors in the building, he found yours and was able to read your apartment number. He didn't leave your parcels on a bench near the entrance, on the wrong floor, or in a completely different stairwell. He didn't drop them off at some random apartment in your building. He simply left them right outside your door. You didn't have to search every floor looking for your parcel - you just found it in front of your door. That's a perfect delivery! =) [SARCASM MODE OFF]

decker.im/meet-decker-a-smal… - Meet $DECKER - a small token to support me and my projects.

@Tangem Found a bug with balance display in the Android version of the app. So, the same account and Tangem app installed on iOS - 6.1.3 (2198) and on Android - 6.1.3 (1823). A KCAS address holding ~224 KCAS with 97 UTXOs - all received from mining. The iOS version displays the correct balance, while Android displays zero. At the same time, the incoming transactions are visible in the transaction list on Android. JFYI. If additional information is needed for the developers - I can provide it.

komodoplatform.com/en/blog/m… - does anyone remember what KDF (Komodo DeFi Framework) started out as, what was originally called Market Maker 2 (mm2), and what technology stack it was built on? Just a "trip down memory lane" ) How many incarnations KDF has gone through ;)

Just exchanged USDT (TRC-20) to USDC (Polygon) in Tangem Wallet. Everything worked as expected with minimal fees. @Tangem

wallet.decker.im/ - the wallet has been updated to version v0.3.4. Among the improvements - an enhanced login flow when creating a wallet, the wallet now works with PassKey which significantly simplifies login and wallet creation. Faucet support has been added for KMD and GLEEC chains. The EVM GLEEC chain itself has also been added. Give it a try and share your impressions - especially regarding the UI, what you would like to improve and how exactly.

Komodo DeFi Framework documentation is now live! What started as a weekend project with Astro has become the new home for KDF docs: 📚 komodoplatform.dev/ Read how the documentation site was built: decker.im/building-the-komod… #Komodo #DeFi @astrodotbuild #Astro

Still can't figure out why KDF flew under everyone's radar. In a one evening/night I turned it into a self-hosted crypto checkout - no full node, no chain sync, a few hundred MB of RAM. Article: decker.im/accepting-crypto-p… What else would you build on it?

news.bitcoin.com/verus-bridg… - Verus Bridge Suffers Second Exploit in 66 Days as Flaw Pushes Total Losses to $19.1M

Added PIRATE (ARRR) experimental support in KMD Wallet on wallet.decker.im/ . Feel free to test. Fully non-custodial and 100% client-side: the Komodo DeFi Framework node runs in your browser as WASM, talks to Electrum over WSS, and your seed never leaves the tab - no backend, no accounts, no telemetry. Keys are generated and stored encrypted in your own browser's IndexedDB, and the whole thing is open source: github.com/DeckerSU/kmd-web-… Still early-stage - don't move funds you can't afford to lose yet. @PirateChain @KMDCommunity komodo:native

wallet.decker.im/ - I have talked many times in my blog about how impressive the Open Source developments from Komodo are. In particular, the Komodo DeFi Framework, which is the current core of Gleec Wallet and is still being actively developed. One of its distinctive features is compilation to WASM, which allows all the wallet code to run safely directly in your browser. This small project is a demonstration of how easy it is for third-party developers to build, for example, their own web wallet based on Komodo technologies and KDF (Komodo DeFi Framework) in particular. The source code is fully available on GitHub and, of course, the project is fully functional and can be used right now. komodo:native @komodo_classic @KMDCommunity