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Why call it "a wallet for the entire family"? It sounds like sharing one wallet with many people.

@OP: can you confirm this by creating writing your username in Bitcoin-Safe.org/bitcointalk.txt ?

Yes correct, the idea is to do NOT relay on grants forever as is not sustainable. The goal is to become somehow sustainable without falling in the fiat business trap, and that's why we are opening up to the community as our priority is to generate awareness about the software, receive feedback and ideally have more contributors and support to have the software more broadly used.

All current trusted contributors of Bitcoin-Safe.org have access to this account.

We initially identified "family" as the cozier and trusted group of people that could be our main target user. Things have changes since then, and we are exploring alternative ways to create awareness not only for "family" usage, but more broadly groups of people that need to multisig remotely in total privacy, anonymity, and security.

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Thank you. Yes this was the initial idea, born from a personal need. We are working to improve our communication strategy at the moment. The goal is to reach people that has a need for a sovereign remote multisig that does not use or rely on third parties.

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Yes, we will work on this and notify you both here when the txt file will be created and published.

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Thank you for the merit and for offering on testing the application. We'll notify soon when the connection with this account and our website will be confirmed with the txt file.

For now, you can validate our wallet signature and address here.

The same address is published in our BT profile and our website https://bitcoin-safe.org/en/donate/

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File is now available https://bitcoin-safe.org/bitcointalk.txt

Thank you for your interest till now. We will be happy to respond any further question.

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When I first tested the app, it reminded me a lot of the Electrum wallet. I think Electrum should evolve toward that design. I liked some things, but not so much others, such as:

What's the need to keep labels like 'KYC Exchange' and 'Private'? Separating addresses originating from exchanges and those originating from non-exchanges doesn't guarantee privacy. These UTXOs can mix with other addresses in the output addresses. In any case, it's always the user's responsibility to manage this, they should know how to proceed correctly.

Apparently, the wallet doesn't allow the creation of hotwallets, meaning that those without a hardware wallet won't be able to test the wallet. I tested it with my Trezor (about 3 months ago) and it worked well.

First and foremost, welcome to Bitcointalk!

If you wanted to make Bitcoin-Safe wallet my go-to bitcoin wallet, how would you market it for me? Why should I use Bitcoin-Safe and give up on using my current bitcoin wallets, which include Electrum and Sparrow Wallet. In my opinion, those two have all the features I need. What does Bitcoin-Safe do better or differently than your competitors?

One of Sparrow's major advantages is the ability to connect to a local full node without the need for Electrum servers, which many find complicated to set up. If I wanted to set up a new Electrum server now, I'd have to spend money on an additional SSD to run Electrum.

It would be great if Bitcoin-safe allowed this as well.

How do you synchronize labels and notes across different computers? Does Bitcoin-Safe save this data online on a cloud, making it available to all your devices in that way or do you support exports and imports using the BIP-329 standard that a number of other bitcoin software does?

I tried to visit your website multiple times but I get a "This site can’t provide a secure connection" error each time. I am not sure if it's down for maintenance or if it's my VPN that's acting up.