Pay-to-taproot addresses for Single sig aren’t even that much to begin with since it is new. The difference with native segwit (Bech32) in terms of transaction fee is not that much In fact. The only place it edges segwit is when there is many inputs compare to outputs.
You can check here to see wallets that fully support P2TR because most of the wallets on your quote do not fully support both sending and receiving using it.
For multi sig try to check the Nunchuk
Topic: pay-to-taproot multisig wallet? (Read 89 times)
but I couldn't find a wallet that supports pay-to-taproot multisig, does anyone know any wallet support it?
Currently, there are two wallets that support P2TR and multi-sig but I am afraid none of them are going to be useful in this case cause these two come only with a subscription so it is going to cost a few hundred bucks a year.Yesterday we were talking about how multisig transaction fees can be extremely low using P2TR
Yeah, you are right with P2TR (Pay to Taproot) multi-sig the size of the transaction will be almost half that of size P2WSH (Pay to Witness Script Hash) transactions but still it may take a while for the wallet developers to come up with stable version which supports P2TR multisig.
Yesterday we were talking about how multisig transaction fees can be extremely low using P2TR but I couldn't find a wallet that supports pay-to-taproot multisig, does anyone know any wallet support it? This is a list of wallets that support taproot, if anyone can try if multisig is available it would be helpful.
Software wallets supporting Taproot:
* Mobile wallet
Hardware wallets supporting Taproot:
Software wallets supporting Taproot:
- Bitcoin Core
- Sparrow wallet
- Specter wallet
- Fully Noded
- Nunchuk*
- Muun wallet*
- Zeus wallet*
- MyCitadel
- Blixt wallet*
- Unstoppable wallet*
- Nunchuk
- Bitmask
- Exodus wallet
* Mobile wallet
Hardware wallets supporting Taproot:
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