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BitcoinComfy BitcoinMRE

Latest release: 0.0.2-alpha ( 17th October 2022 ) 🔍 Last analysed 23rd November 2022 . Do-It-Yourself Project
12th October 2022

This project is not meant for non-technical end users.

As part of our Methodology, we ask:

DIY

Is the product meant to be ready for use "out of the box"?

If the answer is "no", we mark it as "Do-It-Yourself Project".

Many hardware wallet projects aim to be as transparent as possible by using only off-the-shelf hardware with an open design and open code. If the product reviewed is not available in an assembled form - if the user has to source his own hardware to then maybe solder and compile software to install on the device it falls into this category.

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The Analysis 

About

Bitcoin wallet / PSBT signing app for Mediatek MRE RTOS (e.g. Nokia Series 30+)

Product Description

Because it can run on cheap mass-market devices / feature-phones that do not require any assembling / firmware flashing or particular skills to install and run.

A Nokia 5310 2020 is sold for 15/20$, it has a keyboard, a screen, a SD card reader, a camera and it can run C code.

Analysis

This is an evolving DIY Project.

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