We're very happy to announce the winner of our recent bounty (2.1m sats, matched with Blockstream's donation): Anser, simple and easy Liquid wallet, where keys are stored and used by your Alby extension, can use same keys as your Nostr and be incorporated in other web apps.
221 sats \ 0 replies \ @kurszusz 22 Jan
Wow...nice win @rblb !
Congrats!
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21 sats \ 3 replies \ @freetx 22 Jan
Great job. Got it working.
But a little confused on some specifics. Is it using my existing master-key? (I didn't create an additional "account").
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5 sats \ 2 replies \ @rblb fwd 22 Jan
Yes, the Alby extension holds one master key that provides the identities for several things (lnurl-auth, nostr, btc and liquid at the moment) and it exposes some apis to use them without ever accessing the private keys directly.
Eg. for liquid you have one api to retrieve the address, and one api to request the user to sign a transaction.
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @freetx 22 Jan
Scanning the QR code in Green seems to error (says "amount invalid" for sats amount). Not sure if this is a Green issue or QR code format?
(I used a very small amount like 100 sats)
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4 sats \ 0 replies \ @rblb fwd 22 Jan
I've noticed this during development as well, i think it is a bug in Green, not Anser, since Green can't even scan its own QRs (if they have assetid or amount), while they all work fine with Aqua and other wallets.
As a workaround you can send everything (including the non L-BTC assets) to the L-BTC qr that works fine with Green, since all the other QRs are just the L-BTC address with some hints to get the wallet client to automatically select the right asset and amount.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @patricklachmayr18 27 Jan freebie
Super