
Bitcoin Dev Kit
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Bitcoin Dev Kit
@bitcoindevkit
The Bitcoin Dev Kit project is building open source tools and libraries designed to be a solid foundation for cross-platform, descriptor based #bitcoin wallets.



FIFTEENTH WAVE OF BITCOIN GRANTS Our latest wave of grants supports a mix of protocol research, infrastructure maintenance, privacy wallets, and mining, that benefits Bitcoin’s resilience as an open monetary network. opensats.org/blog/fifteenth…

Applications for the Btrust Board are ongoing 🚨 Btrust is seeking new board members from the Global South region to join our mission-driven organization and help shape its next chapter. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to Btrust’s vision of strengthening Bitcoin open-source development across the Global South. The incoming members will succeed our inaugural board as part of Btrust’s planned transition process. Following this first three-year term, all future boards will serve two-year terms, with staggered transitions to ensure continuity and stability. If you’re passionate about open-source development, Bitcoin, and community-driven impact, we’d love to hear from you. 🗓 Applications close: 22nd December, 2025 📢 Notifications sent by 26th January, 2026 Learn more and apply here: forms.gle/Bi8S2BGuT4Amu9…


BITCOIN HAS ENTERED THE CHAT MetaMask now supports BTC. 🟠





Here is a shoutout to the @bitcoindevkit team and specially to their Android Engineer @thunderB__ helping us overcome the new requirements of Google Play in such short notice 🧡🍑 Bitcoiners Together Strong and Buidl



Bitcoin’s open ledger can expose dissidents to surveillance Nymius is integrating Silent Payments into @bitcoindevkit making it easier to build private & untraceable transactions into #Bitcoin wallets HRF’s grant will help wallets adopt privacy by default for activists







We're excited to award @luisschwab_ a year long project grant for his work on integrating Floresta, a Utreexo-powered node implementation, with BDK, through the bdk-floresta crate. Huge thanks to @Vinteum_org for their early support for Luis via their Vinteum Fellowship program.


