1/ MultiSig @SuiSecurity is also a smart-contract multisig platform for #Sui, built on the same trust-minimized design: the relay server only relays signatures. Every member verifies locally that the bytecode about to be published actually compiles from the public source code.
1/ In @SuiSecurity's multisig service, the server only relays signature data. All transaction analysis runs locally in each member's browser — no reliance on the server, so every signer can verify a transaction independently.
A persistent headache for multisig wallets on #Sui: frequent permission-management or transfer transactions invalidate each other's signatures, because each on-chain tx changes the gas coin's version and breaks previously-signed transactions still waiting in the queue.
@SuiSecurity's MultiSig service is the first to switch transaction construction to an account-balance model. Now, while earlier transactions in the queue are still waiting for other signers, you can keep creating new ones. @suidevelopers
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@0xairtx@AF_intern@CetusProtocol@pikapikasui@b1ackd0g You claim don’t understand user-side safety, yet you didn’t even click on our product introduction before launching into verbal attacks. That’s just how you operate.
@0xairtx@AF_intern@CetusProtocol@pikapikasui Bully dog, your comments reflect a lack of understanding of user-side safety and deliberately disregard our ongoing collaboration with the Sui Foundation's security team.
Please add your mainnet and testnet packages to MVR, join the effort to make Sui open source + interoperable by default https://t.co/1zgIbu2Lyz
If you want to about MVR as part of the technical foundation for "radical interoperability", come to my Basecamp talk next week!
Just like Rust, Move employs the isolation principle. The introduction of MVR with @SuiNSdapp also brings the isolation principle to the safety analysis of transactions on #Sui