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DIY Bitcoin Hardware Wallet running Jade (Low Cost, Open Source ESP32 Project)

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  • Apr 2, 2023
  • #CryptocurrencySecurity #Bitcoin
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Official Blockstream Jade Github: https://github.com/Blockstream/Jade My Jade Repo: https://github.com/3rdIteration/Jade DIY Hardware Selection Notes: https://github.com/3rdIteratio... Show More

Official Blockstream Jade Github: https://github.com/Blockstream/Jade
My Jade Repo: https://github.com/3rdIteration/Jade
DIY Hardware Selection Notes: https://github.com/3rdIteration/Jade/blob/master/diy/readme.md

A howto video guide that walks through the instructions on how to make a DIY Bitcoin Hardware wallet running the same Open Source firmware that is on the Blockstream Jade. The DIY hardware works straight off the shelf an in this video I look at using an M5Stack ESP32 Basic ($40 USD), an M5StickC-Plus ($20 USD) and the TTGO (Lilygo) T-Display. ($10 USD) This is easily the best value Bitcoin hardware wallet available.

00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - DIY Hardware Options
03:36 - Flashing M5 Stack Basic in Ubuntu Linux (Install and use ESP-IDF)
09:19 - Flashing M5StickC-Plus on Windows (Install and use ESP-IDF)
16:33 - Editing Config Templates for Normal Use
18:40 - Disabling Developer and Debug Options
20:29 - Enabling Secure Boot (Version 2) and Flash Encryption
24:51 - Not for Rev1 ESP32 Devices (Secure Boot V1)
26:23 - Security Discussion Concerning Secure Boot (V1 or V2)
27:30 - Updating Firmware after enabling Secure Boot (Via OTA)
28:53 - Summary and Conclusion

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Adam Back @adam3us · Apr 2, 2023
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all about installing jade firmware on generic ready to use hardware, to build your own jade. nice video!
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