@VitalikButerin 13/ In conclusion, current blockchain development is far from mature. In terms of multi-party management for #cryptocurrency, there will be a long-term coexistence, competition, and development of multiple solutions. We will explore and provide the best solutions for users.
1/ With the increasing recognition of crypto assets, the demand for multi-party management is also growing. Traditional on-chain multisig (eg. Bitcoin), smart contract multisig (eg. Ethereum), and MPC multisig (supporting all chains) have become mainstream technologies.
@VitalikButerin 12/ From the perspective of blockchain development, MPC provides sharding in private key generation and lifecycle management, while smart contract wallets offer more expansion possibilities for blockchain functionality and ecosystem construction.
Incomplete MPC schemes can lead to risks, such as providing windows for attacks like cache-based attacks.
To mitigate these risks, we strongly recommend the use of a fully MPC-based multi-party management scheme in the MPC management process.
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This creates a "weakest link" effect, where the centralized aspect weakens the overall security level of the entire scheme, providing a window for attacks such as cache-based attacks.
During the initial stage of the DYDX signature, MPC was utilized to protect the intermediate signature, but a centralized signature scheme was later used.