Quote from: dkbit98 on December 25, 2023, 09:00:07 PM

In Third Wave of Bitcoin Grants there was a good news for Krux wallet, that is one of the ten projects who received grants from OpenSats!
Other Bitcoin projects that received grants are Clams, Fully Noded, Validating Lightning Signer, Fedimint Lightning Gateway, Pickhardt Payments plugin for Core-Lightning, BitBanana, Crack the Orange, Bitcoin Core App and Vexl.

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Krux is a free and open-source firmware that enables anyone to build their own Bitcoin signing device via off-the-shelf parts. It runs on Kendryte K210 Risk-V-based devices such as the M5StickV and Maix Amigo, converting them into air-gapped devices that can sign transactions for single and multisig wallets. Krux can also sign messages and has easy-to-use tools to help with the creation and loading of wallet backups.

Users can choose to buy a ready-to-use device—where all they need is to flash the firmware—or make a DIY version themselves. Krux can also run, mainly for educational purposes, on PCs and Android devices.

https://opensats.org/blog/bitcoin-grants-december-2023

In other news related with Krux.
For people who don't know how to flash device and install firmware manually, now there is Krux installer first stable version 0.0.1:
https://github.com/selfcustody/krux-installer/releases/tag/v0.0.1

That's FANTASTIC!

Congrats to everybody at Krux. They deserve recognition for such an amazing project.

For anybody reading along who isn't familiar, pick up a Maix Amigo for around $50 and you've got a touchscreen open source airgapped hardware wallet that is incredibly intuitive and easy to use. While so many hardware wallets hide features like passphrases, zpubs, receive & change addresses, etc, Krux makes all of that stuff - and more - easy to find. Oh, and did I mention encrypted QRs? The large touchscreen on the Maix Amigo is perfect for Krux. Cheap too. I got mine for $50.