BcashJr Arrives to Split Bitcoin and Blake-Chain Coins
Hampus releases BcashJr Wallet to split Bitcoin and Blake-chain UTXOs with automated replay protection, while the network weighs immutability against post edits.
Following weeks of discussion surrounding fork replay hazards and chain divergences, developer Hampus has released a specialized desktop tool designed to separate entangled UTXOs safely. The release offers self-custodial coin splitting for users holding unspent outputs on both Bitcoin and Blake-chain networks without exposing their primary bitcoin reserves to replay theft.
The application relies on Blake-chain’s native replay protection mechanism to ensure that splitting transactions remain completely invalid on the Bitcoin base chain. As Hampus announced upon publication, BcashJr Wallet is a self-custodial wallet for Windows, macOS and Linux that lets you split your Bitcoin and Blake-chain coins using Blake-chain’s replay protection, SIGHASH_UNIFIED.
In a notable nod to the changing landscape of software development, Hampus credited automated intelligence systems for assisting in pre-release auditing: The wallet code has been security reviewed by ChatGPT 5.6 Sol and Kimi 3.
The developer urged operators to split in small tranches and practice strict coin control using fresh seeds.