I looked up bitdex, and there wasn't even that much there from my perspective. I'm sure that you know whether or not a product exists with bitdex, but I don't. You don't even have a video or the attempt at a faq, just a cartoon of a book.
BitDex is the codename. I highly doubt you would find
anything online about it, since I've only mentioned it maybe 7 times briefly on the forums since 2011. The discussions related to the BitDex have mostly been done inside the DCAO away from prying eyes. I'm quite curious as to what cartoon you found lol
Ad-hoc meshing may or may not be a solution, but that also depends on what your persectives on what the problem is. Wireless mesh networking has it's place, but I won't claim that it's easy or likely, but a meshable hardware wallet would be a useful feature for some. Furthermore, you don't have a working demo either; at least not one you are willing to show us.
And that's the meat of the argument right there. I'm not making videos promoting something I'm not ready to show a working unit of.
How then, if not some kind of p2p ad-hoc connection? If it involves a cable, you've already lost.
That will all be outlined in the press release.)
Fair enough, texting is an unnecessary function. Still, they would work great for sending the device a cryptographicly signed purchase receipt, something that I would find useful. You could buy something at wal-mart with bitcoin anonymously, but walk out of the store with a return receipt that's far better than the paper receipts available now. Of course, if you are using a wal-mart branded bitcoincard, they know who you are anyway.
I will say that as a kid I did love those bluetooth, radio and IR connected chatting devices. Something like "My Diary" or somewhatnot. Rad stuff that was.
