can you please link me to it? cause i can't find anything on the website
It's better if you ask them. I don't know if they want people posting it publicly.Send them an email: [email protected]
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Send them an email: [email protected]
But it looks like their API is still up. Not sure for how long, though.
can you please link me to it? cause i can't find anything on the website
Are there any plans for updating Electrum plugin and making it easier to use for newbies
There is a plan for that but there is no roadmap or ETA.maybe adding app for hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor?
That would be amazing, even if not supported fully by manufacturers of hardware wallet devices.
Hardware wallets use seeds to generate private keys. You cannot import private key into hardware wallet - it is impossible to use them to keep ChipMixer chips private keys. That would be amazing, even if not supported fully by manufacturers of hardware wallet devices.
maybe adding app for hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor?
You mean publishing their own app for Ledger/Trezor devices like the native wallet app? Not sure that's even possible since you'd probably need to work with the developers. Pretty sure they will sway away from thing like this too. The current set up for me is quite easy to learn, not to mention sometimes plug-in make it even harder for newbies to use it.
Electrum plugin was made as a concept to be integrated with Electrum but Electrum programmers were afraid that mixer integration is bad for their reputation.
As it is - plugin is hard to install and ugly. But it works and has quite a few users.
Are there any plans for updating Electrum plugin and making it easier to use for newbies or maybe adding app for hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor?As it is - plugin is hard to install and ugly. But it works and has quite a few users.
That would be amazing, even if not supported fully by manufacturers of hardware wallet devices.
The Electrum plugin was discontinued due to low interest.
Electrum plugin was made as a concept to be integrated with Electrum but Electrum programmers were afraid that mixer integration is bad for their reputation. As it is - plugin is hard to install and ugly. But it works and has quite a few users.
The Electrum plugin was discontinued due to low interest.
But it looks like their API is still up. Not sure for how long, though.
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But it looks like their API is still up. Not sure for how long, though.
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Chipmixer electrum plugin? never heard that before. Where did you find that plugin? I can't find this on their announcement or website.
Edit: OH, Found it. Regarding the api, I guess you should ask it to their team or on their ann thread instead
Edit: OH, Found it. Regarding the api, I guess you should ask it to their team or on their ann thread instead
i can see that chipmixer has an electrum plugin, im not interested in that but rather i want to know if there is a public api that users can use to automate their mixing process?
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