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Good One. Once configured, the vault's rules are protected too. Changes require an on-chain proposal, the existing timelock, and guardian approvals. Guardians can also cancel suspicious changes. Until then, the original rules remain enforced.
You're right, I'll highlight this upfront!
A stolen private key shouldn't mean losing all your SOL.
I built SecureYourSOL to change that.
Keep your existing wallet. Vault the SOL you want protected. Set your own on-chain withdrawal rules.
Live on Solana Devnet.
Looking for early testers! ๐
https://t.co/NvzYSbiYWo
๐ https://t.co/pXqqFkxSnU
Submitted SecureYourSOL to the Colosseum hackathon ๐
A Solana policy vault built to stop single-key SOL drains.
Protect the SOL. Keep the wallet usable.
A stolen key can sign, but it still canโt bypass the vault.
https://t.co/ZPr5JV7V5O
Most wallets protect access.
Weโre protecting the asset itself.
If your key gets stolen, your SOL should not disappear in one click.
Thatโs what SecureYourSOL is building.
A vault layer for SOL that keeps your wallet usable,
but puts your protected SOL behind on-chain rules.
Vaulted. Usable. Guarded.
๐ https://t.co/tFfcrnxhDn โ๏ธ
What would you choose:
- Making 10k every month, with one stolen key, you lose everything.
Or
- Making 1k every month, but even if your private key is exposed, you never lose your SOL.
Choose wisely.
Yes, that's actually one part of the problem trying to break it down so people can actually understand it way easier.
The site I've built already explains it, but i want to make it even easier for everyone to understand.
And yes, also, for the feedback, I've also built a discord server where people can actually post their exact feedback and any bugs they might phase.
Yes, any help would help.