This guide is the first of a series from Obsidian Systems on how to construct different types of transactions with Nervos’ client, CKB-CLI. Here we’ll cover multisigs — what they are, how to make them, and how to construct a transfer from them. We’ll also demonstrate a few methods to…

Obsidian Systems has been hard at work bringing support for Nervos to the Ledger Nano S and Nano X and we would like to take this opportunity to update the community on our progress! You can find our original grant proposal on Nervos Talk. Where is the code? Adding support for hardware wallets requires…

Kiln v0.8.0 is here! This release adds support for the Carthage protocol and upgrades the Kiln Node’s storage backend. If you would like to bake after Carthage takes effect at block level 851,969, you must upgrade. You will also need to recreate your Kiln Node to adopt the new storage…

Version 0.7.3 of Kiln is now available! This will be our last release of 2019, and it is full of mostly minor changes. Most notably: New ‘Ledger Disconnected’ Notification Usability Improvements Post-Babylon Clean Up Ledger Improvements Kiln now notifies if your ledger device is disconnected! …

In case you missed it, you can now send, receive, or delegate your XTZ directly in Ledger Live! We’re thrilled that this functionality is now available to the Tezos community and would like to thank TQ Tezos and Ledger for making this possible. In addition to that release, we’ve added…

v2.2.0 of the Tezos Ledger applications is now available on Ledger Live! Tezos Wallet is available for the Nano S and Nano X, while Tezos Baking is currently only available for the Nano S. In addition to Babylon support, this release introduces an improved bip32-ed25519 derivation scheme. We’ve also taken…

Kiln v0.6.0 is now available! This is a big update that makes getting started as a baker easier than ever. The major updates in this release are: The Kiln Node can be started from a snapshot The Kiln Node runs in Full Mode Kiln can monitor full nodes The Obsidian…

With the release of v0.6.0, Kiln now supports running the Kiln Node in full mode! This history mode is more lightweight than the archive mode previously supported. …

Thanks to recent developments, it is now possible to verify any Tezos operation being signed by a ledger device! Some Background Confirming operations on a hardware wallet’s UI is a vital part of what makes using them so secure. When you are using a web app or desktop wallet, it…