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Coinkite
This New Bitcoin Hardware Wallet Resembles a BlackBerry
Canadian crypto hardware manufacturer Coinkite has designed a bitcoin hardware wallet reminiscent of an old-school BlackBerry phone straight out of the 2000s. CoinDesk Editor at Large Christie Harkin breaks down the details of the soon-to-be-released device dubbed Coldcard Q1.
Coinkite’s New Bitcoin Hardware Wallet Looks Like BlackBerry, Takes AAA Batteries
The new Coldcard Q1 model aims to blend security and convenience – with a physical QWERTY keyboard recalling the look of a 2000's-style waffle phone. It relies on a flashlight and LED scanner to read QR codes – instead of using a camera, which can be an attack vector.
The Newest Version of the Opendime Bitcoin Wallet Is Out
Coinkite is about to start shipping the third iteration of its Opendime bitcoin hardware wallet, the startup announced today.
Coinkite Drops Consumer Wallet for Enterprise Bitcoin Hardware Pivot
Coinkite has announced it is winding down its web wallet in an effort to focus on enterprise hardware products.
Coinkite Tor Release Lets Developers Bypass Bitcoin Bans
Bitcoin wallet and technology provider Coinkite has announced Bitkit, its bitcoin wallet API, is now available on Tor.
Coinkite Removes Limits on Multisig Bitcoin Wallets in Service Fee Shakeup
Coinkite is now offering consumers unlimited access to its multisig wallets, a move it said was inspired by the ecosystem's recent security issues.
Coinkite Taps Bitcoin Developer Peter Todd For Advisory Role
Todd will serve as an advisor to Coinkite as the company expands and evolves its business model.
How To Prove That Exchanges Really Have Your Money
How do you prove that an exchange has enough bitcoins to pay you out? Developers may have the answer.
Coinkite Promises to Offer Secure Storage For Bitcoin Companies
Bitcoin companies face problems holding a suitable balance in hot storage. Coinkite says it has the answer.
