Peck by twetch#864

16Z6X7…UXLz Key · twetch

With threshold signatures, a part can also be held by entity that issues your passport. So in case you lost your seed or whatever you have for your backup, there’s still a way, a legit way, to get your wallet back. Opens up an issue of unauthorized views?

What the chain says

Transaction: d234aad63a1f526f53d0406858f0bf39a01ac5a3e81cdd5c6858aac2a41e7bbb
Block: 622 788
Time: 2020-02-19T19:57:14Z
Signer: 16Z6X7hvFZtM9Htpc1aJCdexNgNbNmUXLz
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#864

Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.

Signed by 16Z6X7hvFZtM9Htpc1aJCdexNgNbNmUXLz Verified

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twetch#18335 6.6y

1M3cjw…6LG4 Key · twetch

Replying to@16Z6X7…UXLz

Depends the characteristics,attributes or parameters you make available to 3rd parties.This can possible be done, by issue a token/signature provided by the wallet owner to the entities that can prove your identity when setting up the threshold signatures

twetch#140 6.6y

13Mcku…Ko3D Key · twetch

Replying to@16Z6X7…UXLz

It comes down to trust and insurance.

Those with best proven insurance will most likely have the best proven trust mechanisms.

Companies like KPMG will thrive in this new setup economy, but at very affordable rates.

twetch#864 6.6y

16Z6X7…UXLz Key · twetch

Replying to@13Mcku…Ko3D

Guys you’re all smart and the tech is here. Next is the best/seamless workflow development, evangelism and implementations. Future’s very bright and I’m glad we all here.

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