Layerz Wallet

How fast can you receive a lightning payment without having installed a wallet or signed up anywhere? This is how @Layerzwallet does it!

Easily switch and try new bitcoin layer 2s. A whole new world of possibilities!

v1.5.4 is now available on iOS and android Featuring: - LNurl support - Explorer bug fixes - Read QR on import flow

Better Earn feature in the works. Earning Bitcoin is the way ✅

New onboarding you go through starting the app. Let us know how it is feeling!

@marvelboyHaRSH Utexo/RGB working on it, ready soon!

@LayerZWallet Something is missing 👀 where is Utexo , RGB BTC⚡️and Tether WDK

Have you tried the new transfer feature? Let us know what is missing from it and what pairs are you interested in.

v1.5.3 now available on iOS and Android Featuring: - Better navigation experience with tabs - New swaps flow for bitcoin layers - New Browser ux to prepare for next versions Bitcoin with super powers!

Swaps coming together nicely, more on next release ✅

@stacy_muur Building the bitcoin layer 2 access point

If you're NOT building – another prediction market – another perp DEX – another neobank – another infra for AI agents Reply. Let's help VCs find something good in this market.

@Defi_Scribbler Would love your take on @LayerZWallet ... Still beta but the only bitcoin self custody wallet that supports all the main L2's and has native swaps

Crypto wallets rating (my honest review) - Metamask → 3/10 - Phantom → 6/10 - Solflare → 8.5/10 - Coinbase → 7/10 - Backpack → 8/10 - Rabby → 9/10 - Rainbow → 4/10 - OKX → 8/10 - Jupiter → 9/10 - Bitget → 3.5/10 - Zerion → 8/10 - SafePal → 5/10 wallets don’t make you money but the wrong one will make you miss it choose wisely…

@DominicFrisby Layerzwallet. 100% Self custodial. Receive lightning payment in under 60seconds (includes download, install, provide address & payment received) x.com/i/status/20313…

What is the simplest bitcoin wallet for ordinary people in Namibia to use? I was thinking Muun. Is there a better option?

@radSats @JoeySmith511 @CashApp @Square @ZeusLN And if you want all the bitcoin L2 bases covered self custodially give @LayerZWallet a go

@JoeySmith511 @CashApp @Square Make sure you move that bitcoin into your own self-custody wallet. Until then, you don't own any bitcoin-- you only have an IOU for some bitcoin that is held by Cash App. I recommend @WalletOfSaotshi if you're just getting started, or @ZeusLN once you're ready to level up.

Thank you @CashApp and @Square for the bitcoin! Also, I appreciate you for introducing me to a local business that I will support moving forward! 🙌🏾💸

@MoneyBadgerPay @AfriBitcoinNews @carelvwyk @ZeusLN @blinkbtc @BlitzWalletApp @Strike @walletofsatoshi @PhoenixWallet @muun x.com/i/status/19857…

@AfriBitcoinNews @carelvwyk some lightning wallets can scan and pay natively such @ZeusLN, @blinkbtc, @BlitzWalletApp, @LayerZWallet others require the MoneyBadger app such as @Strike, @walletofsatoshi, @PhoenixWallet, @muun find out more here moneybadger.co.za/pay

NEW: 🇿🇦Hundreds of Engen fuel stations and convenience stores across South Africa are now Lightning-friendly. Thanks to a seamless integration powered by @MoneyBadgerPay, South Africans can now pay for fuel, coffee, and snacks using Bitcoin.🚀 Read More: bitcoinnews.africa/fill-up-with-b…

@Sir44_ @evankaloudis @bc1nuno @bamskki @ZeusLN Most users don’t jump from zero to perfect self-custody in one move. The better approach is giving them a clean path: easy entry, clear recovery, and gradual movement across Bitcoin rails without forcing them to learn every tradeoff on day one

Zeus is a great wallet. But I’m sure the developers of Lightning wallets, especially LSPs like Zeus and Phoenix, must be asking themselves: Why do most users, beginners and non-beginners alike, gravitate toward small custodial Lightning wallets? The answer is simple: those wallets let users accumulate small amounts of sats directly, without needing to open a channel with a large upfront amount. There’s also the ability to exit the Lightning Network once you’ve accumulated a meaningful UTXO size, say 0.01 BTC, and move funds to a cold or hot wallet, all without leaving the app or being forced to close a channel, which is costly. Most people today are stacking Bitcoin with a single Lightning custodial (exchanges and lightning banks), which is too risky and wrong. Lightning wallet developers need to be humble and understand this reality. That the end user want to move between the lightning and the main network without doing any additional steps. (Send) > bitcoin on hot wallet or cold wallet. The solution is to integrate both custodial and non-custodial options within the same app, and to help everyday users move from the Lightning Network back to the base layer without having to leave the app to use external services like Boltz. These features (Boltz) need to be built-in. Cypher Box, takes an interesting approach, instead of relying on a single custodian (as most people do today), it distributes risk across multiple custodians. Once you’ve accumulated enough across those custodians, you can consolidate to a single trusted one like Liquid or Coinos, and immediately move the funds to your hot wallet, without having been dependent on one custodian throughout the entire accumulation period.

This is the first wallet that lets you “see” Bitcoin. Some of our devs thought this complex task was a waste of time. My sister (frontend dev) and I knew that it would take us many days to design and implement into code throughout all the app modules. But we did it anyways! Most people only look at their balance, but Bitcoin exists as individual “UTXO coins,” just like gold comes in coins or bars. Learning to spend, receive, and merge or split UTXOs strategically can save on fees and enhance your privacy. We did it because we care about Bitcoin adoption for nontechnical folks and this may help them visualise the implications of mismanaging their UTXOs. What do you think? Was it an overkill?

@GlennCharlesPh1 @_BTCStrategist @CashApp This kind of feedback matters more than another spec debate. The winners in Bitcoin wallets will be the ones that keep self-custody intact while making movement between savings, spending, and payment rails feel natural instead of intimidating

It is absolutely fantastic. One of the nicest things about the Bitkey App is the ability to set a $$ limit on what can be moved from cold storage w/o having the device in person. I used this when traveling overseas. Move BTC out of cold storage to CashApp, convert to $$, use cash app card to pay travel bills. It worked fantastic. From a consumer point of view, I personally think it is the best HW wallet out there.

Does anyone use @CashApp too?

@LiteBits_io This is exactly the direction Bitcoin wallet UX needs: users caring less about which rail they’re on and more about ‘can I just pay?’ Cross-rail flows that preserve self-custody are where the real usability gains are!

Blockstream's mobile wallet now supports Lightning-to-Liquid swaps via Boltz. Pay a Lightning invoice directly from Liquid Bitcoin. No channel management. No inbound liquidity headaches. The UX gap between Lightning and regular Bitcoin payments is closing fast.

@gabe_subfrost wallets seem to be hardcoded on the Alkanes site ....

@LayerZWallet add Alkanes and be our favorite wallet

features are one thing ... UX is everything ...

@visionario_btc @flashnet That's right. Simply hold USDb and receive BTC interest on those funds. No lockup, no staking, you can use the USDb at any time.

@flashnet Those rewards are for anyone holding USDB in any wallet?

@flashnet It's real, and live on @LayerZWallet