BitVaulty: 1st wallet with Native Timelocks over Multisig

[dkbit98]

If that sounds like a worthwhile trade, let me know, and I’ll send you a scheduling link for the interview, which will last around 60 minutes.

This sounds like a good idea but is this going to be video/audio interview, and do we need to share any personal details or not?
Many people in this forum care about their privacy, but I guess it would be easier to find someone with more relaxed rules.

[BitVaulty]

Thanks. you can just do it on audio while leaving a private email like protonmail. we don't need any other data.

write to hi@bitvaulty.com and i'll share the link for you to book the interview

[leebtc]

Very cool. Congratulations on working on this!
We cannot have enough FOSS wallet projects!

Noob Q:
- Is your business model going to be similar to that of Liana Wallet?
- Everyone and their mother always argues timelocks are bad bc it's not tested, it could create security risks etc, what's your take?

[BitVaulty]

Thanks.

Very good questions.

As the first Bitcoin wallet with native timelocks + multisig we prefer to follow a B2B2C business model, to make it spread quicker as a plugin/integration into existing wallets either SWs or HWs while also catering directly to individuals. That's different from the Liana model.

Regarding the technology, BitVaulty utilizes only what has already been consolidated and remains commonly used so far.

We don't use taproot so our technological setup is made only of duly tested / previously available op-codes with many years of validation, this way not introducing any risk for our customers.