Liana: The missing safety net for your coins \ stacker news ~bitcoin

Liana: The missing safety net for your coins github.com/revault/liana

17.5k sats \ 8 comments \ @038fbda592 21 Dec 2022 bitcoin freebie

110 sats \ 1 reply \ @Wizardsardine 21 Dec 2022

Thanks for the link :)

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @delta1 22 Dec 2022

Keep up the great work!

914 sats \ 0 replies \ @cryptoquick 22 Dec 2022

I love that it uses Iced, Rust GUI has come a long way. I'm partial to it because it can cross-compile to either desktop or WebAssembly, and it uses native windowing on desktop so there's no "copy of Chrome" situation like in many desktop apps these days.

1119 sats \ 0 replies \ @ln123 21 Dec 2022

This looks GREAT - I can see this functionality becoming standard in major wallets!

417 sats \ 0 replies \ @cryptocoin 22 Dec 2022

Here's the Tweet that kicked off the Twitter thread where Liana was first shared:

Introducing Liana, by @Wizardsardine. A new type of Bitcoin wallet built around Miniscript: it feels like any wallet BUT it has a big difference: you have a recovery path after you stop moving funds for a while. What does this mean, practically? -> backups -> inheritance 1/n

https://twitter.com/KLoaec/status/1605627027746324497 [Nitter]

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @bitcoiner_since_2013 22 Dec 2022

This looks great, I think something like this can really take off when it comes with a few best practice predefined setups and instructions that handle 95% of situations.

E.g. The family setup: X keys, give 2 to siblings, 1 to parent, 1 to C, etc...

The business setup: X keys, key A for co-founder, B for.. C for...

The corporate setup: etc...

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout 22 Dec 2022

I'm really excited about this... When the approach is ironed out a bit, this should become a BIP, so the different wallets are interoperable...

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Olyray 1 Jan 2023

Jeez. Is there a user-friendly way to use this with my Ledger wallet?