Block, Inc.‘s (NYSE:XYZ)Bitkey rolled out an updated version of its hardware Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) wallet on Tuesday, adding a larger display while keeping its core design centered on multi-signature self-custody.
What’s New?
Bitkey said that the new screen, apart from validating transactions, would also confirm wallet settings that govern what happens “when things go wrong.”
“Who gets notified if someone tries to recover the wallet, where those notifications go, who can help you recover if you lose everything, how much you can spend without the hardware, and who inherits your funds,” Bitkey said that all these decisions could be verified on the device now.
Bitkey said the upgraded device, priced at $250, still defaults to a two-of-three multisignature setup and …
