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Hi - that's interesting!
That's a tricky one - you can use
NRF Connecton your phone (which allows you to scan for Bluetooth packets) and see if that picks up any of your blinds?Otherwise, if the original blinds use a proprietary (non-bluetooth) protocol you might have to modify the remote control - actually open it up and attach some wires to the buttons, and connect them to another device.
You could connect something like https://www.espruino.com/MDBT42Q which could make the blinds controllable by bluetooth, but actually if I were you and I was doing that, I'd get an ESP32 board wired up and use https://esphome.io - it's then pretty easy to make the board appear in HomeAssistant (which may even support your new blinds already).