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Blockstream reworks Green into rebuilt iOS and Android apps around an open source Green Development Kit (GDK) that shares wallet logic across platforms, adds multisig recovery with CSV time‑locks and optional two‑factor confirmations, and offers a 2‑of‑3 multisig with hardware wallet flow supporting Trezor and Ledger so users can spend without the server. A new Rust‑based explorer (main/test/liquid) exposes fee, PSBT and confidentiality details, offers light mode that runs on a Raspberry Pi, onion access and privacy defaults, and Liquid integration for asset issuance.
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- 0:00Blockstream and Green Wallet
- 1:25Green Address to Blockstream Green
- 3:11Green Development Kit
- 5:44Multi-sig wallet security
- 8:12Hardware wallet integration
- 10:42Security in Blockstream Green
- 12:52Blockstream Explorer overview
- 16:43Advanced Explorer features
- 20:33Security and verification in Explorer
- 21:58Running Explorer on a node
- 24:26Liquid sidechain updates
- 27:57Liquid privacy and censorship
- 28:39Liquid adoption and feedback
- 31:49Liquid vs Bitcoin mining
- 32:55Blockstream’s future projects
- 33:39Lightning on Liquid
- 34:41Privacy with Tor
- 35:44Closing remarks
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