feat: add Blitzpool to app store - #2478
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Blitzpool to the suggested app store with a logo, mining category, metadata, extended description, installation guide, and July 25, 2026 added date. ChangesBlitzpool app listing
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Blitzpool is a peer-to-peer hashrate marketplace on a Bitcoin mining pool. Anyone running a miner can list it for rent and earn from it — it is not a provider selling hashrate, the sellers are ordinary users. A Hub connection is therefore used in both directions: paying for hashrate rented from others, and receiving earnings from rigs the user lists. It already speaks NWC, including the NWA connect flow with budget and renewal, so no custom app is needed — the standard connection works as-is. Adds a "Mining" category. It has one app for now; `shopping` is precedent for that. Happy to move this under `payment-tools` instead if you would rather not carry a single-app category — in that case the title should become "Blitzpool Mining Rentals", since the bare brand name says little next to payment tools.
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Blitzpool is a peer-to-peer hashrate marketplace running on a Bitcoin mining pool.
The part that matters for a Hub connection: anyone running a miner can list it for rent and earn from it. This is not a provider selling hashrate to customers — the sellers are ordinary users, and the same address is often on both sides at once. So the wallet is used in both directions: paying for hashrate rented from others, and receiving earnings from rigs the user has listed.
Settlement runs continuously against hashrate actually delivered, so Alby Hub's per-app budget and renewal interval map onto it naturally rather than acting as a blunt cap. A rig that under-delivers simply costs the renter less.
It already speaks NWC, including the NWA connect flow with budget and renewal selection, so no custom app is needed — the standard connection works as-is.
readonlyis deliberately not set, since the app both spends and receives.On the new category: I've added
mining, which starts with one app.shoppingis precedent for that, but I'm happy to drop the category and file this underpayment-toolsinstead — just say so. In that case the title should become "Blitzpool Mining Rentals", because next to payment tools the bare brand name doesn't convey what it does.Checks run locally (yarn isn't available on this machine, so the pre-commit hook was run by hand):
eslint --max-warnings 0,prettier --check, andtsc --noEmitafterprepare:http— all clean.Logo is 256×256 PNG, 4.85 KB, rendered from the project's vector mark.
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