1/ Bisq Easy on Mobile It’s never been easier to get Bitcoin — peer-to-peer and privacy-preserving over Tor.

Bisq Easy Mobile v0.2.1 is now available on Play Store and as APK download. This release fixes the *out-of-memory* issue that affected previous versions. 📱 Play Store: https://t.co/V91hULposG 📦 APK: https://t.co/p6iDFcEjG7

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Bisq is back to normal after an issue that caused the “Resync DAO state” popup to appear in the app. The problem was due to an invalid DAO state on the seed nodes following a chain fork. The issue has been resolved, and Bisq is operating normally again. We’re sorry for the

7/ Excited? Give it a try! We’d love your feedback — and if you find it useful, help spread the word.

6/ But stay tuned — we’re working on Bisq Connect, a companion app that acts as a “remote control” for your desktop or VPS-hosted Bisq node, also running over Tor. It will be available for both Android and iOS.

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5/ Why no iOS (yet)? Bisq is built in Java, which integrates easily with Android but not with iOS. A full rewrite for iOS would be a prohibitive effort.

4/ When the app goes into the background, network connectivity usually remains active for a while (depending on usage and system resources). If it disconnects, the app automatically reconnects within seconds when reopened.

3/ Full node in your pocket. Your phone runs a P2P node over the Tor network — just like Bisq on desktop. Tor is fully integrated, no extra setup required.

2/ We’re happy to announce that Bisq Easy is now available for Android — both as an APK and on the Google Play Store. https://t.co/GnCyTtRzUD https://t.co/V91hULposG

Successfully reproduced and verified @bisq_network v1.9.21 (linux) from source -The binary tested matches the one built from source. -See the full verification here: https://t.co/Bpt9aFhVdv

📢 Just completed a reproducibility verification of #Bisq Desktop v1.9.19! (desktop.jar only) Core security components (core.jar, p2p.jar) are bit-for-bit identical, while desktop.jar differs only in version string (-SNAPSHOT suffix). desktop.jar is functionally reproducible

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Dive into the evolution of Bisq’s Multisig protocol and see how Bisq 2 is laying the foundation for a modular, multi-protocol trading platform. https://t.co/tx4QVrwFKa

7/ Thank you for your support For additional feedback or suggestions, please visit: https://t.co/01fF0g3jZK

6/ We want your input Please take our quick survey to help guide development priorities. https://t.co/yDazLqBaU3

5/ Why two modes? This two-mode approach ensures that both advanced users and casual users are supported, giving users the flexibility to choose between privacy, decentralization, and usability. It also provides a feasible model to support a mobile experience on iOS.

4/ Why Full Node mode is Android-only Bisq is written in Java, which runs on Android but not on iOS. Rewriting the full node for iOS in Swift would require substantial effort. Additionally, Apple's restrictive App Store policies make such investment high risk. Tor support on iOS

3/ Why no mobile support for Bisq 1 MultiSig protocol? Resource demands and the need for makers to stay online make it impractical for mobile. Bisq 1 will be replaced by Bisq 2 MuSig, offering better privacy and efficiency. However, even with MuSig, Full Node operation on mobile

2/ Bisq Easy mobile apps will come in two modes: - Full Node Mode (Android only): Runs a full Bisq node directly on the device, connects over Tor, follows the same P2P network model as the desktop app, requires higher CPU, memory, and battery resources. - Light Client Mode

1/ Bisq Easy Mobile App — User Survey We are developing Bisq Easy mobile applications and would like to better understand your needs. Your feedback will help us optimize resource allocation and deployment strategy. 🧵