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Summary

Adds an ## Ecosystem section to the top-level README, listing the active integration discussions and external signals that previously lived only in upstream issue trackers and grant drafts.

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Why

New visitors and grant reviewers landing on the README can now see traction signals directly without digging through upstream issue trackers. The section is date-stamped (`Last updated: 2026-04-25`) so staleness is visible.

Maintenance contract

Update this section when state changes meaningfully (issue closed, new external party engages, integration ships) and bump the date stamp at the same time. Not every comment — meaningful state changes only.

Test plan

  • Markdown renders correctly on GitHub (verified via diff preview)
  • All linked issues exist and are reachable
  • No other content changed in the README

@LORDBABUINO LORDBABUINO force-pushed the docs/readme-ecosystem-section branch from 947750e to 3d2db53 Compare April 25, 2026 12:56
Surfaces active integration discussions (Liana #2107, BDK #429),
external interest (am-i-exposed, Umbrel/Start9 packaging request),
and the Freedom Tech Friday podcast feature, so new visitors and
grant reviewers can find traction signals without digging through
upstream issue trackers.
@LORDBABUINO LORDBABUINO force-pushed the docs/readme-ecosystem-section branch from 3d2db53 to 93ef045 Compare April 25, 2026 12:59
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