Two setups put a key, or a clock, in the way. We show you both tomorrow.
Multisig means it takes more than one key to move your funds. One threatened person is not enough. A timelock means the money cannot leave until a set time passes.
Nothing goes on the spot.
Gart Webinar: Multi-signature Wallets & Timelocks.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, 2 PM UTC.
Hosted by Max (npub1klk…x3vt) Hillebrand from Sound Money Solutions.
Free, one hour, live questions.
quotingA wrench attack runs on one assumption: that one person, under enough pressure, can move everything.
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Multisig takes that apart.
No single signer can send the funds, so no single person can be forced to. A time-locked key cannot sign yet, so there is nothing in it to take today.
None of this makes you less of a target, but it removes the single point they can break.
On July 29, we walk through building custody with no single point of coercion.
Gart Webinar: Multisig wallets and timelocks,
Held by the Sound Money Solutions team, led by Max (npub1klk…x3vt) Hillebrand.
July 29, 2:00 PM UTC. Limited seats.
Register: https://gart.io/event/gart-webinar-multi-signature-wallets-timelocks-12/register