A wallet I actually enjoy opening
Windows + macOS desktop, plus a web and Android lite wallet. Open source. Built for Blazecoin (BLZ), a 2014 scrypt coin.
https://gw.blazecoin.co.uk/downloads/forum/blazecoin-wallet-dashboard.jpg Most wallets look like a spreadsheet that's angry at you. I wanted one that's nice to sit in front of, and that does a few things I haven't seen elsewhere. It's a Blazor Hybrid app on .NET 10 running a full Bitcoin
Core 28-based node underneath, so every number on screen comes from your own node, not a server.
The parts I'm proudest of Provenance: when were your coins minted? It walks the chain backwards from every coin in the wallet and tells you which year, month and block each satoshi was originally mined in. Then it lets you spend
by that: send someone only coins from 2014, or
a single historic block, intact, with no change. It runs entirely against your own node, no indexer or website involved.
https://gw.blazecoin.co.uk/downloads/forum/blazecoin-wallet-provenance.jpg Quantum Exposure: which of your keys has the chain already seen? An address only reveals its public key the first time it spends. The page scans your wallet, marks every funded address as exposed or not (with the transaction that revealed it), and sweeps the exposed coins to
fresh addresses in one go. The chain also has post-quantum (ML-DSA-44) addresses since September, and the wallet can receive to them and move coins over.
https://gw.blazecoin.co.uk/downloads/forum/blazecoin-wallet-quantum.jpg Twenty animated dashboard skins, each page with its own background, and card translucency you can set yourself. Yes, that's the "sexy" part.
Everyday things done properly: confirm-before-send, Send Max with the fee taken out, QR scan from the webcam, an address book, Sign Message, backup and import that copes with old Berkeley DB wallets.
For miners there's
Auto Payout: once the spendable balance passes a threshold you set, it sends to an address you choose, with a dry-run mode that only logs what it would have sent.
https://gw.blazecoin.co.uk/downloads/forum/blazecoin-wallet-send.jpg
Lite wallets The same core library drives a web wallet (Blazor WebAssembly, keys stay in your browser) and an Android app, for people who don't want a full node.
https://gw.blazecoin.co.uk/downloads/forum/blazecoin-web-wallet.png
Roast it I'd genuinely like criticism: the UX, the security model, the code. Source and releases:
It's built for Blazecoin, so you'll need a few BLZ to try the coin-handling parts. The faucet task on the site pays you some for syncing the wallet, or any miner on the pool can send you a little.
