Post by twetch#14238

1NBC9L…1Yqp Key · twetch

Planning to cook something cool on BitCoin later this year🤔
Curious what yall think about cloud service providing "managed outer loop"? Like GearSV on steroids😏

What the chain says
Block
622 371
Time
2020-02-16T19:53:14Z
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1NBC9L7PR7taQWdDv4opowUawb3Hmw1Yqp
App
twetch
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twetch#14238

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Replies (4)

1NBC9L…1Yqp Key · twetch
Replying to@1NBC9L…1Yqp

Contracts' keys would be stored on the managed environment HW secured, and it contradicts with anarchists "not your keys - not your coins", but it's just another corecoiners' lie - evidence trail and consensus are there.

1NBC9L…1Yqp Key · twetch
Replying to@1NBC9L…1Yqp

Nevertheless, better to not store the keys, security risks are higher if we do. However, adoption and convenience shouldn't be sacrificed.

1NBC9L…1Yqp Key · twetch
Replying to@1NBC9L…1Yqp

And of course, it all lays out properly for licensed entities. If you have a "client money" permission - you will have a "custodial" cold wallet to manage them.

1NBC9L…1Yqp Key · twetch
Replying to@1NBC9L…1Yqp

And if to think about just hosting GearSV (or GearSV-like) contracts, - imagine implementing a proper escrow, or tokens exchange. And anyways - the right implementation of tokens is Tokenized (daemon replying with OP_RETURN), not GearSV.