A new campaign is pushing to add native Bitcoin (via Lightning) to the Signal messaging app. What it means, how it could work, and what challenges lie ahead.
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00:00Recently, a new push has emerged, integrating Bitcoin directly into Signal, the privacy-focused messaging app.
00:05This campaign often called Bitcoin for Signal lanes to allow users to send sats within chats, making payments as seamless as sending texts.
00:12The vision? No wallets, no copy-slash-paste addresses, just tap and send Bitcoin inside your chat threads.
00:18Under the hood, Signal would integrate Lightning Network support, key management, and privacy protection standard to its design.
00:24Supporters argue this could dramatically boost Bitcoin's usability and adoption, especially in regions where remittances and peer-to-peer payments are important.
00:31Critics raise valid concerns, custody, security, regulatory compliance, and how Signal would manage key self-custody via custodial models.
00:39If this succeeds, we might see a new generation of chatless wallet apps, where messaging and money merge.
00:45For Bitcoiners, it's a bold experiment in combining privacy, communication, and commerce in one place.
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