Regarding graduated wallets, the multiple wallets reference design in the Bitcoin Design Guide goes in that direction. Multiple different setups in the same application for different use cases and appropriate levels of security.
Bitcoin Design
Multiple wallets
A UX reference design for a multi-key bitcoin wallet designed for both daily spending and storing medium amounts.
 Where the activity seems currently in the ecosystem seems to be around whether Ecash, Ark, Spark, etc have a place at the very low-end for really small amounts.
I'm preparing a new release for the Bitcoin Icons (
Bitcoin icons
Bitcoin icons
Interface icons for Bitcoin applications, free to use.
). We've got some requests for mining pool, bitaxe, faucet, fingerprint, and derivation path. What are some other ones that should be added?
Saving Satoshi is a very special project to me. We got invited to speak about it with Nik Bhatia yesterday on his podcast.
Are any bitcoin wallets currently implementing the "Graduated wallet" concept? Basically moving your bitcoin to more secure (and typically higher fee) layers as your funds increase. We also called this "progressive security" in the Bitcoin Design Guide (
Bitcoin Design
Design principles
The key principles to follow when designing bitcoin products.
).
I was told that UX is one of the biggest problems in Nostr these days. What are people seeing that needs improvement? If this is the case, it would not surprise me. Early on in an ecosystem, it's about maturing the tech and infrastructure to a decent point. Then it commoditizes a bit, and the user experience gaps become more prevalent.
FOSS Backstage is now looking for speakers. It's a great conference. Take a look:
FOSS Backstage 2026
Call for Participation
Open Source software is not only a way of licensing code but also a model of collaboration and community. At FOSS Backstage we want to explore the ...
There appears to be a competition of who's the simplest. image What does simple mean to you?
~50% of mobile users have at least one accessibility setting turned on, according to this Dutch research. Dark mode, bold text, zoom, increased contrast seem to be most used. Good to make sure our apps support these.
Accessibility Stats | Appt
Results from research amongst millions of iOS and Android users that looked at which accessibility features are actually turned on.