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Topic: [INFO] New Limited Edition - Blockstream - Jade Transparent - Hardware Wallet (Read 183 times)

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Thanks for the feedback.
So far Trezor is at the top of my list and that is probably what I will end up going with.
I still have some paper wallets that I printed out using my old Mycelium Entropy before regretfully selling it, facepalm. So have moved my few sats to them, still keeping my coins offline Wink

I did like the KeepKey at the start, but it was less desirable when the Chrome app was stopped and we were forced to use ShapeShift to access the wallet.

One thing to note, Trezor needs a passphrase to keep your wallet safe from physical key extraction due to it's lack of an SE

Blockstream Jade remains fully open-source, doesn't have an SE, but it is also protected from physical key extraction because of it's unique security model which utilizes a blind oracle for PIN unlock (however it can also be used statelessly like a SeedSigner without the blind oracle)

Let me know if you have any questions about it, disclaimer I work for Blockstream
legendary
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Disobey.
That thing does look nice!

So far Trezor is at the top of my list and that is probably what I will end up going with.
I still have some paper wallets that I printed out using my old Mycelium Entropy before regretfully selling it, facepalm. So have moved my few sats to them, still keeping my coins offline Wink

I did like the KeepKey at the start, but it was less desirable when the Chrome app was stopped and we were forced to use ShapeShift to access the wallet.
Generally I prefere a Ledger over other HW wallets, too.
I hate it, when a crucial software is discontinued. Happend with older ledgers, too. They want you to buy their new stuff, but not interested in a fancy HW wallet with 32 bit color screen in full-HD. The less complex the better.
member
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Thanks for posting, i think my KeepKey died during the last firmware update (frozen) so am currently looking for a new hardware wallet, i will check this one out

This wallet looks interesting (and I appreciate OP posting it, as I like to collect some of the more unique hardware wallets) but I would also recommend looking at Trezor and ColdCard wallets. They tend to get the most recognition for all the right reasons. Here’s a good write up on ColdCard- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60552395
Thanks for the feedback.
So far Trezor is at the top of my list and that is probably what I will end up going with.
I still have some paper wallets that I printed out using my old Mycelium Entropy before regretfully selling it, facepalm. So have moved my few sats to them, still keeping my coins offline Wink

I did like the KeepKey at the start, but it was less desirable when the Chrome app was stopped and we were forced to use ShapeShift to access the wallet.
legendary
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Thanks for posting, i think my KeepKey died during the last firmware update (frozen) so am currently looking for a new hardware wallet, i will check this one out

This wallet looks interesting (and I appreciate OP posting it, as I like to collect some of the more unique hardware wallets) but I would also recommend looking at Trezor and ColdCard wallets. They tend to get the most recognition for all the right reasons. Here’s a good write up on ColdCard- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60552395
legendary
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what i dislike about this is the same as several of the ledger versions - there is no external marking on the outside of the box - they tweeted about this late last year and was like "oops we didnt mark the boxes."

I have several ledgers I had to open just to verify that they were indeed the versions they were supposed to be.

thankfully i never plan to sell anything but if i did, an open hw is useless and diminished in value.

That doesn’t apply in this case as there is only 1 Jade Transparent version. In the case of ledgers that all look the same I hear you though.

talking about the box - look at the box it comes in, it matches the box the regular black one comes in. so how to tell the two apart? I mean they probably have them separated for inventory/shipping purposes but if I have one of each, how can I tell without opening them?

Well in that case I don’t know what to tell you other than open it  Cheesy

exactly lol - I was just stating that I wish companies would mark em - some of the ledger ones were - the pizza edition, the whitepaper one but not the doge one - the aabt one came in a different box so that helped id that one.  I have two x's though that have same box but different ledgers inside.
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what i dislike about this is the same as several of the ledger versions - there is no external marking on the outside of the box - they tweeted about this late last year and was like "oops we didnt mark the boxes."

I have several ledgers I had to open just to verify that they were indeed the versions they were supposed to be.

thankfully i never plan to sell anything but if i did, an open hw is useless and diminished in value.

That doesn’t apply in this case as there is only 1 Jade Transparent version. In the case of ledgers that all look the same I hear you though.

talking about the box - look at the box it comes in, it matches the box the regular black one comes in. so how to tell the two apart? I mean they probably have them separated for inventory/shipping purposes but if I have one of each, how can I tell without opening them?

Well in that case I don’t know what to tell you other than open it  Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 2072
Merit: 2224
EIN: 82-3893490
what i dislike about this is the same as several of the ledger versions - there is no external marking on the outside of the box - they tweeted about this late last year and was like "oops we didnt mark the boxes."

I have several ledgers I had to open just to verify that they were indeed the versions they were supposed to be.

thankfully i never plan to sell anything but if i did, an open hw is useless and diminished in value.

That doesn’t apply in this case as there is only 1 Jade Transparent version. In the case of ledgers that all look the same I hear you though.

talking about the box - look at the box it comes in, it matches the box the regular black one comes in. so how to tell the two apart? I mean they probably have them separated for inventory/shipping purposes but if I have one of each, how can I tell without opening them?
member
Activity: 293
Merit: 50
what i dislike about this is the same as several of the ledger versions - there is no external marking on the outside of the box - they tweeted about this late last year and was like "oops we didnt mark the boxes."

I have several ledgers I had to open just to verify that they were indeed the versions they were supposed to be.

thankfully i never plan to sell anything but if i did, an open hw is useless and diminished in value.

That doesn’t apply in this case as there is only 1 Jade Transparent version. In the case of ledgers that all look the same I hear you though.
legendary
Activity: 2072
Merit: 2224
EIN: 82-3893490
what i dislike about this is the same as several of the ledger versions - there is no external marking on the outside of the box - they tweeted about this late last year and was like "oops we didnt mark the boxes."

I have several ledgers I had to open just to verify that they were indeed the versions they were supposed to be.

thankfully i never plan to sell anything but if i did, an open hw is useless and diminished in value.
member
Activity: 478
Merit: 22
Thanks for posting, i think my KeepKey died during the last firmware update (frozen) so am currently looking for a new hardware wallet, i will check this one out
member
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Merit: 50
I dont know if anybody collects Blockstream Wallets but they just released a Limited Edition Jade Transparent. I’ve used Blockstream products and they are extremely well made and high quality.





Description

The same great Blockstream Jade Hardware Wallet, but in a brand new limited edition color. The transparent green Jade not only looks great, but it will bring you back to your 90’s childhood.

Fully open-source for both hardware and software, Blockstream Jade secures your keys offline in combination with Blockstream Green, Blue Wallet, Nunchuck, Sparrow, Electrum, and much more. This hardware wallet supports both Bitcoin and its leading sidechain, the Liquid Network. Out of the box, Blockstream Jade enables you to send and receive Bitcoin and all Liquid assets issued on the Liquid Network. This includes L-BTC, major assets such as Tether (USDt), L-CAD, and JPYS (which Ledger already supports on the Nano S), and any tokens issued by other Liquid users.

Key Features of Jade Hardware Wallet

Advanced Liquid asset support
Camera for fully air-gapped transactions
Rate-limited, server-enforced PIN protection
Full-color screen with QR code support
Hardware Wallet Interface (HWI) wallet support for compatibility with Bitcoin Core
Independent PIN server support
Tech specs of Jade Hardware Wallet

Dimensions   60mm x 24mm x 17mm
Compatibility   Blockstream Green for Android via Bluetooth and USB-C
Blockstream Green for iOS via Bluetooth

Blockstream Green for Desktop via USB-C

BlueWallet

Electrum

Nunchuk

Sparrow Wallet

Specter Wallet

HWI
Connector   USB-C
Screen   1.14-inch IPS LCD display, 240×135 RGB 16-bit
Control   Click-wheel, application button
Battery   240 mAh
Included in the package:

Blockstream Jade device
USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable*
Recovery phrase sheet
Quickstart guide
Blockstream Sticker
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