Let's talk about multisig wallets.
A multisig wallet requires signatures from at least m of its n private keys to transfer assets. It's usually written as m-of-n, such as 2-of-3.
One thing worth thinking about further: multisig distributes the risk of a single point of failure. If one private key is leaked, assets can't be transferred directly, and no individual signer can transfer assets without authorization.
Keep each private key on a separate device. Don't store multiple keys on the same device.
Coin in the example: $BTC . Current price: 83055.81 (24h +0.29%).
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A multisig wallet requires signatures from at least m of its n private keys to transfer assets. It's usually written as m-of-n, such as 2-of-3.
One thing worth thinking about further: multisig distributes the risk of a single point of failure. If one private key is leaked, assets can't be transferred directly, and no individual signer can transfer assets without authorization.
Keep each private key on a separate device. Don't store multiple keys on the same device.
Coin in the example: $BTC . Current price: 83055.81 (24h +0.29%).
#BTC