Twitter creator launched a Bitcoin Wallet for Human Rights

Within the framework of Freedom Oslo Forum (OFF), a series of international human rights conferences organized and produced by the Human Rights Foundation (HRF), Jack DORSEY, the founder of Twitter, creator of Cashapp and current director of Square, announced a Bitcoin Wallet for privacy activists.

The Wallet is called Chorus, and according to the presenter of the Conference, it was created in a week, specifically for the Convention in Oslo, along with three elite software developers and with assisted programming support with artificial intelligence.

“And they did. They committed a week to build Chorus. This is a gift for you to play, to experiment, to hang out,” said Freedom presenter Oslo Forum 2025. Wallet uses uninnsified technology.

On the uninnsified nature of this Wallet, Jack DORSEY left the following in writing:

“Built in just one week, we can move faster than permitted technology. We can create it without anyone’s permission (…). We do not have to wait or ask for any governments or companies. We can simply do it. It is resistant to censorship: you can control your identity and your data.”

Jack DORSEY, creator of Twitter.

Chorus is now available for use and the process of creating the Wallet is characterized by its speed. It consists of loading a profile picture in chorus.communityregister any name and voila.

The profile created Give access to this discussion forum while creating a Bitcoin Wallet Ecash automatically.

This wallet allows you to send and receive currencies, but only through the Lightning Network: also to change the calculation of the BTC currency to sats or dollars (USD). In turn, Chorus has certain extra features, such as managing coinage and transfers of Cashu tokens, which can also be administered with this Wallet.

It is not the first time that Dorsey gets involved in the creation of a Wallet for Bitcoin. As Cryptonoticias reported, Bitkey is a digital wallet for Bitcoin launched in 2023 by Block, Inc., a company founded by Jack DORSEY. Bitkey is a solution that includes a mobile application and a hardware device to protect the coins. It also offers a set of lost key recovery solutions.

What is +Chorus?

+Chorus is a decentralized platform of discussion developed by and Other Stuff (AOS) on the open Nostr protocol, designed for communities to “connect, share and thrive.”

According to the description of Chorus, this application is ideal for activists, artists, organizers or creators, and allows Create or join discussion groups without experiencing surveillance of large technology companies.

With +chorus you can: form a group and establish their unique style. Share publications, photos or ideas that inspire or report. Participate in public communities that share your interests. Choose between anonymity, privacy or use your Nostr identity. Access from anywhere with a quick and optimized mobile platform. Financing projects through community micropagues with Ecash through Cashu. Support other creators, organizers or initiatives that care. Get support for your projects, activism or ideas of a community that understands you.

Chorus, Nostr -based protocol.

Freedom Oslo Forum always has a space for Bitcoin

The OFF, organized annually by the Human Rights Foundation, is a global event that brings together activists, technologists and leaders in the promotion of human rights and to challenge authoritarianism. This conference seeks to foster values ​​such as solidarity, the exchange of innovative ideas and solutions for freedom and democracy.

One of the main intentions of OFF is to explore how digital tools such as Bitcoin, the Nostr protocol, end -to -end encryption and VPN They help protect the privacy of dissidents and journalists against authoritarian surveillance.

OFF has highlighted Bitcoin as a relevant issue in several previous editions. For example, in 2021 the OFF in Miami included a Bitcoin Academy, with practical workshops led by Elizabeth Stark (Lightning Labs) and Ray Youssef, of Exchangge Paxful.

In 2022 he included speakers such as Nic Carter, Roya Mahboob and Leonid Volkov, who explained how Bitcoin helps privacy and freedom of expression activists to resist financial repression.

In other editions it has also included speakers such as Lyn Alden, Jack Dorsy and Farida Nabourema, all related to Bitcoin.