doesn't matter how many transactions I have signed - geographically distributed multisig feels like a super power
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nothing quite like a little bit of personal responsibility
Se siente hermoso ✨
I truly does🫡
Who is signing the other devices when you need to send/spend? Multisig scares me.
Best sleep you’ll ever have
The effective power of any prophylactic can only be felt with the passage of time.
I like risks. Paper wallet ftw! 😅
View quoted note → Geographically distributed multisig is how all companies will secure their treasuries on the bitcoin standard
Yes sir! 🫡
Is there somewhere one can follow nostr user data live (or weekly at least)? Like active users, zaps, etc. Would be nice to see trend curves.
But have you done a remote QR-only cosign where you send and receive animated QRs as videos?
Cosigner doesn't even need any wallet software. Record the psbt's animated QR and securely send it to your cosigner. They scan it, review tx details on their @npub17tyke9lkgxd98ruyeul6wt3pj3s9uxzgp9hxu5tsenjmweue6sqq4y3mgl , sign.
They record the animated QR of their signature and send that video back. You show that QR to your coordinator software and broadcast.
Dispersed multisig defies financial authoritarianism. Keys scattered across borders resist blanket seizures, creating unblockable havens for life savings. Censorship-resistant money for the stateless.
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Techniques for managing and signing geographically distributed keys for a multisig would be an awesome workshop @npub1tv8g...7wn2. Was that incorporated into your workshop from the other month?
No, but would be a good discussion! Lot of options and tradeoffs.
💯 Let's do it!
I’m with ya. 🇺🇸🙏😏
agree
It is the way.
You are.
Device, application, and company agnostic data is one of the greatest feelings. You don’t realize how much stress you carry around from counter parties. The media plays on this fear and anxiety constantly