[INFO - DISCUSSION] Kilowallet - Bitcoin BLAKE2b (XBT) wallet · mobile/desktop

[cygan]

there's yet another new Bitcoin wallet...
Kilowallet is a self-custodial wallet for android, desktop, startOS & umbrel with its own lightning node (neutrino), CoinJoin, and Ark.
a new version, 1.2.6, was just released. you can find out what new features and bug fixes it includes here: https://github.com/Kilombino/kilowallet/releases#release-v1.2.6
more infos with dl-files and a video tutorial can be found under this link: https://kilombino.com/kilowallet/

and as usual, satscraper will provide you with additional versions

[satscraper]

there's yet another new Bitcoin wallet...

and as usual, satscraper will provide you with additional versions

Nope. It seems to be solely shitaltcoin centered wallet and I'm not interested in that sort of stuff so this time it will be your responsibility, sorry.

BTW, the price of BTCB2 continues to fall as more and more Bitcoin transactions become non-replayable on their network. Their blockchain is almost empty, and miners have no work.

[internetional]

Yes, this wallet is focused on BTCB2. If you specify an Electrum server running on usual mainnet (for example, electrum1.bluewallet.io), the wallet will display the regular Bitcoin balance and transaction history for the addresses derived from the seed phrase. You can also configure the wallet to work with the standard mempool.space block explorer to view full transaction details. However, sending coins won't work. If you attempt to send, the wallet throws this error:



Only coins whose presence is confirmed by BLAKEB2 servers can actually be sent.

Nevertheless, in Simple mode, the wallet does support regular Bitcoin (SHA-256). In this wallet, such Bitcoin is called Spamcoin. And I actually liked the feature set for it:
* Coin Control
* SP addresses (send only), taproot addresses (both send and receive)
* Ability to set fees starting from 0.1 sat/vB
* Ability to view the private key for each used address
* When clicking the Receive button, you can choose which address to show the sender (any previously used address or a new one)

Not bad at all. It can easily be used as a dual-cryptocurrency wallet.

For BTCB2, though, there are naturally far more capabilities. Even in Simple mode, on top of everything mentioned above, there is a batch sending function to pay multiple recipients at once (for regular BTC, they somehow didn't include this feature). And beyond Simple mode, BTCB2 also features an Advanced mode. That's where all the most interesting tools are: Lightning, Coinjoin, and Ark.

[NotATether]

This is an altcoin wallet. It should be posed on Service Discussion (Altcoins).

[internetional]

This is an altcoin wallet. It should be posed on Service Discussion (Altcoins).

No more so than Cake Wallet. That one was also originally focused on Monero, but now it's easily discussed in the board dedicated to Bitcoin wallets, as it features a number of cool functions specifically for Bitcoin.

I plan to use Kilowallet specifically as a Bitcoin wallet. BTCB2 will hardly be in demand in principle, so the features provided by Kilowallet for that network will most likely be useless to anyone. But for on-chain Bitcoin operations on my Android smartphone, this wallet, without exaggeration, seemed to be the most convenient for me. Perhaps all of this is available in other wallets as well. But here, the developers managed to design the UI in such a way that everything fell perfectly into place for me - just so I can easily select the right coin for a transaction, the right fee, and use the other features I described in the post above. The only pity is that they didn't include an option to add multiple recipients to a transaction.

However, since this option exists in the flow for BTCB2 and the code is open-source, I am already seriously thinking about asking an AI agent to make a fork where this will be added to the Bitcoin flow as well. Because the developers themselves are unlikely to add it, but they really did make a very decent wallet!