Typically you have that gut feeling if itβs a fit or not. It never feels good parting ways with someone so you naturally create excuses for the person but if you listen to your instincts it should work out .
Maybe ask yourself the question if I let this person go, how hard would it be to replace ? If itβs not hard then prob a good decision to move on
Thereβs a big misunderstanding about multisigs in the market. Most associate them with centralized protocols and L2s but the reality is not all multisigs are created equal. MPC infrastructure has become the standard for funds transacting in defi who need added layers of security. Multisigs can work in similar ways, but as usual the devil is in the details.
The largest UTXO in existence is worth 130,010 BTC and has been sitting comfortably in a multisig address (3-of-5) for 15 months now.
Multisig is popular at the highest institutional levels, but it's also a security model accessible to anyone.
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Payments is only one piece of the financial puzzle. Giving people access to stablecoins and the ability to move them more cheaply doesnβt, by itself, create demand. You still need a compelling reason for people to move money in the first place.
The hard problem isn't necessarily moving money. It's creating valuable economic activity that needs money to move.