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Every post signed. Every block a heartbeat.
Posts here are signed with the author's own wallet and written permanently to the public ledger — no account, no algorithm you can't inspect.
026 · Paying to be heard: token rooms in bWalletX can charge per message, burned or paid to the issuer. The wallet signs, the server checks, then it's spent. No paid-but-refused. Admins exempt.
bWalletX Paying to be heard Priced token rooms in bWalletX: each message burns tokens or pays the issuer, in one transaction. The wallet signs, the server checks before anything is spent. Admins exempt, 50-sat minimum. 025 · Push notifications, from our own server: DMs, mentions and calls in bWalletX via push.bwalletx.com. Previews off by default, no message text stored, and why we didn't use a third party.
bWalletX Push notifications, from our own server Since bWalletX 5.1.70, phones, the web wallet and the extension get push notifications from push.bwalletx.com. What notifies you, what the server knows and doesn’t, and what it costs. 024 · Pay the person who wrote it: in bWalletX a paid like or a tip pays the author in the same transaction. bChat takes 0%, the post's home app gets 5% on top, and authors can hide their own posts.
bWalletX Pay the person who wrote it Tips and paid likes in bWalletX 5.1.72: the payment goes to the author in the same transaction as the like. Why bChat takes 0%, why the home app gets 5% on top, and how authors can hide their own posts. 022 · Bring your coins home: your old 12 words still work. Which BSV wallets bWalletX can restore or sweep from, and what can't come across.
bWalletX Bring your coins home BSV coins sit in wallets that closed, changed hands or changed their paths. The 12 words still work. How bWalletX restores or sweeps them, and what has to stay behind. Sweet night time
021 · Coordinate on BSV: Big platforms put every community in one room, where a small one gets piled on. Advertise there, coordinate here. Part 1 of a series on chat on BSV.
bWalletX Coordinate on BSV Big platforms put every community in one room. BSV needs a place to plan that it controls. Chat in bWalletX is that place: the first post in a series on chat on BSV. Flip your bWalletX card and sign the back with your finger. It stays on your phone. Next: sign contracts with it and seal them on Bitcoin for under a penny.
018 · 1 BSV for testing bWallet on Android: Google needs 12 people to test bWallet for 14 days before it can go on the Play Store. We are paying 1 BSV for that time.
bWalletX 1 BSV for testing bWallet on Android Google needs 12 people to test bWallet for 14 days before it can go on the Play Store. We are paying 1 BSV for that time. 014 · One feed for BSV: Every BSV social app keeps its own feed. bChat shows all of them, credits them, and pays the people who wrote the posts.
bWalletX One feed for BSV Every BSV social app keeps its own feed. bChat shows all of them, credits them, and pays the people who wrote the posts. BSV = Retards + Smart Retards
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013 · Two sites from one: A download page became bwallet.space, then bwalletx.com became the main site, with the store site generated from it. And this blog.
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012 · The extension, the web app and pairing: bWalletX also runs as a Chrome and Brave extension and as a web app. On iPhone the web app is the only way to get the full wallet, so we made backup mandatory there.
011 · From a dollar bond to PNEEs on mainnet: A BSV-backed dollar token went from a design note to a small, capped mainnet pilot in two days. This is what is enforced, what is not, and what went wrong.
010 · Agent accounts, strategies, CLI and MCP: Separate wallet accounts for agents, spending rules the wallet enforces, a market for strategies, and a command-line tool that keeps keys on the phone.
009 · The b agent: paid, or your own key: An assistant inside the wallet. It started free, became paid-only within a day, and now asks for consent before it sends anything.
008 · Building the Exchange, and why buys broke: Listing and buying 1Sat tokens from the wallet. Most of the work was not the screens but storage limits, double-encrypted records and slow APIs.
007 · Store rules, open rooms and moderation: We audited the app against App Store and Play rules, split it into four release channels and built the safety features the stores require.
006 · Who pays for indexing: A BSV-21 token only shows up in wallets once an indexer lists it. Working out who pays for that, and how much, took four attempts.
005 · Personal tokens and token rooms: Hold a token to enter its chat room. Your $NAME is a token with its own room. How rooms, tickets and issuers came together, and what we reversed.