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Can you provide more detail?
This is their source code repo. I have checked out the develop branch and run their code. You can do the same to see the details. And they said the new version would be released in a week.
We all knew the "Advantages" and "Flaws" of HD wallet. Also we knew the difficulty of using Multisig for normal people.
With the HDM (mated with Bither's Cold/Hot models), everyone can easily take advantage of the HD's simplicity and Multisig's safety.
Do you think so?
http://i.imgur.com/JRK2tUF.jpg
With the HDM (mated with Bither's Cold/Hot models), everyone can easily take advantage of the HD's simplicity and Multisig's safety.
Do you think so?
http://i.imgur.com/JRK2tUF.jpg
Neat!
I followed, even though I prefer paper wallets I will check it out.
Thanks
I followed, even though I prefer paper wallets I will check it out.
Thanks
You can generate a new private key Bither, and print the encrypted private key QR Code by any photo printer.
In this way you gain paper wallets' safety and the convenience of Bither Hot monitoring.
Bither is giving away bitcoins. Go and take it.
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Also the new feature they call "xrandom" looks interesting.
http://i.imgur.com/IQwdb60.jpg
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Also the new feature they call "xrandom" looks interesting.
http://i.imgur.com/IQwdb60.jpg
Good to hear it , using the old blockchain app for now. 
I heard of Bither and another wallet app, bitwallet.
The new blockchain.info app for the iPhone is more secure. It forces you to setup a pin that you must enter anytime you open the app. So if someone were to steal your phone they will not be able to steal your BTC. I heard of Bither and another wallet app, bitwallet.
You must be kidding. Bither is far more secure. You can take a look at this thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=606238
Re: New iOS wallet called Bither supporting both online and offline use
Looks OK, and I like the concept of combining cold storage to secure large sums of money with a hot wallet for daily spending.
However, considering the fact that it's closed source and from a fairly unknown developer, I would not trust my money with this. Especially with large savings, I will only trust that to something I can either 100% understand and verify myself, or that the general public (and in particular, other independent developers worldwide) can understand and verify.
I hope the developer will make this open source, as I think it's definitely a step forward in term of usability, and finding a compromise between ease of use and strong security.
However, considering the fact that it's closed source and from a fairly unknown developer, I would not trust my money with this. Especially with large savings, I will only trust that to something I can either 100% understand and verify myself, or that the general public (and in particular, other independent developers worldwide) can understand and verify.
I hope the developer will make this open source, as I think it's definitely a step forward in term of usability, and finding a compromise between ease of use and strong security.
Thanks for your interesting in our project.
We already opened android version's source code on github : https://github.com/bither/bither-android
Currently we are working hard on Bither iOS v1.0.1, and we will commit the source code ASAP : https://github.com/bither/bither-ios
So you should hurry to commit your source code. I'm watching.
Re: New iOS wallet called Bither supporting both online and offline use
Looks OK, and I like the concept of combining cold storage to secure large sums of money with a hot wallet for daily spending.
However, considering the fact that it's closed source and from a fairly unknown developer, I would not trust my money with this. Especially with large savings, I will only trust that to something I can either 100% understand and verify myself, or that the general public (and in particular, other independent developers worldwide) can understand and verify.
I hope the developer will make this open source, as I think it's definitely a step forward in term of usability, and finding a compromise between ease of use and strong security.
However, considering the fact that it's closed source and from a fairly unknown developer, I would not trust my money with this. Especially with large savings, I will only trust that to something I can either 100% understand and verify myself, or that the general public (and in particular, other independent developers worldwide) can understand and verify.
I hope the developer will make this open source, as I think it's definitely a step forward in term of usability, and finding a compromise between ease of use and strong security.
I saw their android version source code. As they said, their iOS version source code will be open soon. I think we'll just need to wait a little longer then.
New iOS wallet called Bither supporting both online and offline use
A few days ago when I searching the App Store for a bitcoin wallet, I found Bither. It's just like the kind of wallet I've been waiting for. So I became excited, installed and tried it.
Bither has two modes, "hot wallet" and "cold wallet". You need to install Bither on two devices and both Android and iOS versions are available. The cold mode can't not run when the device is connected to the internet. Typically, you keep the hot wallet on your daily phone and the cold wallet on a backup device. I tried the cold wallet on my 3 years old Android phone, and the hot wallet on my iPhone 5s.
Hot wallet can monitor addresses generated on the cold wallet. You can spend your bitcoin from monitored addresses with the hot wallet. The hot wallet makes an unsigned transaction QR code which you can scan with your cold wallet. Then you sign it on your cold wallet which in turn makes a signed transaction QR code. After you scan it with your hot wallet, the transaction is sent to the network.
Even though the concept is a little complicated, it works well. And it seems really safe. I think Bither has found the balance between safety and convenience in keeping bitcoin. I can't see any easier solution as safe as this so far.
As I said, I'm excited about it.
And I found a demo video about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1DSrc7qkrs
Bither has two modes, "hot wallet" and "cold wallet". You need to install Bither on two devices and both Android and iOS versions are available. The cold mode can't not run when the device is connected to the internet. Typically, you keep the hot wallet on your daily phone and the cold wallet on a backup device. I tried the cold wallet on my 3 years old Android phone, and the hot wallet on my iPhone 5s.
Hot wallet can monitor addresses generated on the cold wallet. You can spend your bitcoin from monitored addresses with the hot wallet. The hot wallet makes an unsigned transaction QR code which you can scan with your cold wallet. Then you sign it on your cold wallet which in turn makes a signed transaction QR code. After you scan it with your hot wallet, the transaction is sent to the network.
Even though the concept is a little complicated, it works well. And it seems really safe. I think Bither has found the balance between safety and convenience in keeping bitcoin. I can't see any easier solution as safe as this so far.
As I said, I'm excited about it.
And I found a demo video about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1DSrc7qkrs