Roy Sheinfeld of Breez returns to walk through Glow, the team's new reference wallet built using Spark. It’s designed so non-custodial Bitcoin feels simple: send, receive, and go.

Glow uses passkey onboarding (no seed phrase to write down), automatic backup via the passkey provider, and a single-balance UX so users can pay Lightning, on-chain, and stablecoin destinations without wrestling settings.

They also cover client-side swaps (Flashnet, multi-vendor architecture after Boltz), AI-driven attacks on swap providers, where Lightning volume actually comes from, Spark unilateral exits, and how AI plus the Breez SDK lets non-developers ship Bitcoin apps from a prompt.

Timestamps

04:21 — Bitcoin Wallet Onboard with One Passkey

08:05 — Stables on Lightning: Overhyped?

09:59 — Swaps Needed Even With Lightning Stables

11:48 — AI Attacks: Cheaper to Attack Than Defend

15:07 — Why Small Teams Get Hacked First

17:15 — Swaps Going Private to Survive?

19:17 — Backends Drive Most Lightning Volume

21:32 — 80/20 Rule: B2B Drives Lightning Volume

25:13 — Making Unilateral Exit Economically Viable

29:48 — Spark Public Mode

31:38 — One Prompt Builds a Bitcoin App

33:13 — Non-Technical Users Now Ship Bitcoin Apps

Links:

https://x.com/roy_breez
https://x.com/breez_tech
https://breez.technology/glow/

Stephan Livera links:

Breez Ships Glow — A Super Simple Bitcoin Wallet | Roy Sheinfeld SLP762

Stephan Livera Podcast

Breez Ships Glow — A Super Simple Bitcoin Wallet | Roy Sheinfeld SLP762