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February 17, 2015, 03:52:07 PM
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Not being satisfied about current wallets, I am developing my own.
This wallet is Power User Friendly, don't let your mom use it.

More coming soon...
Url : https://github.com/NicolasDorier/PowerWallet

This is not in a usable state yet, but I think the development of it can interest some people. I did not released binaries, so you have to compile it yourself.

Roadmap:
•Transaction Builder interface
•Colored Coin integration (Open Asset)
•Dark wallet integration
•Splitting/Consolidating coins
•Wallet management and tracking (mixing BIP38, BIP32, Stealth Address, normal address, colored or not, multi sig or not)
•Micro payment Hub
•Transaction Hub (spreading a transaction to multiple party for signing independently)

Specification:
•Depends on a third party server (RapidBase), which is open source and can be hosted by yourself. (no sync is needed for the client software)
•RapidBase will never store any key
•Wallet creation and transaction creation will not be abstracted by generic "send" and "receive" features. You'll get a Transaction Builder interface to select the coins you want to transact directly.
•Full of keyboard shortcut (like F3 for searching what some cryptic byte string represent)
•Windows only, no port will be done (NBitcoin and RapidBase client library are portable though, so they can be used for cross plateform wallet creation on top of RapidBase)

I will work heavily on the ergonomy of this tool. But I assume knowledgeable users.
A good tool is suited to his audience, and I did not noticed any wallet for power users.




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February 19, 2015, 04:43:09 PM
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Seems good but can it sign raw TX?

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February 20, 2015, 09:58:22 AM
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Seems good but can it sign raw TX?

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It will. It will also generate raw TX, so you can create the transaction here and sign with bitcoin core.

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February 20, 2015, 12:30:26 PM
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It will. It will also generate raw TX, so you can create the transaction here and sign with bitcoin core.

I am not an expert coder. Anybody verified this?

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February 20, 2015, 03:15:50 PM
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It will. It will also generate raw TX, so you can create the transaction here and sign with bitcoin core.

I am not an expert coder. Anybody verified this?

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What do you mean by verified this ?

I have not yet developed the transaction builder interface but yes, you'll be able to sign either with your keys directly saved in the software OR by using other systems you trust more. (you'll be able to copy/paste the partially signed transaction on other tools)

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February 20, 2015, 03:50:41 PM
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What do you mean by verified this ?

I have not yet developed the transaction builder interface but yes, you'll be able to sign either with your keys directly saved in the software OR by using other systems you trust more. (you'll be able to copy/paste the partially signed transaction on other tools)

Verifying the source code, so I/we can assure it is safe to use.

Okay! Make an update when you do! Smiley

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February 21, 2015, 12:22:56 AM
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Well, the thing is that as long as I don't demand for your private key you are safe.

This is a very legitimate question when I do ask for it though.
I'll release a video about it when it reached the minimal viable product stage. Smiley
You'll get some eyeballs looking at it at the point.

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