On the signing side it sounds like you’re talking about a multi-sig or a threshold wallet. Gnosis Safe is pretty popular there. Dispute resolution is an unsolved problem in crypto but the leading project there is probably Kleros.
I will take a look at Kleros ( https://kleros.io/about ). The White Paper and Yellow Paper are very interesting! This is different than the problem that I was solving but it fits in very well as the next step if my simple dispute flow does not work.
The dispute flow is the main idea. I have worked out a rough logic. My next step is building a proof-of-concept to confirm that it can work.
The alternative to irreversibility that I am thinking about is not so much based on multi-signature (my concern is that overreliance on a private key/public key is too limiting) as much as on additional attributes included in each transaction that can be used to initiate a dispute associated with the transaction.
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On the signing side it sounds like you’re talking about a multi-sig or a threshold wallet. Gnosis Safe is pretty popular there. Dispute resolution is an unsolved problem in crypto but the leading project there is probably Kleros.
Thanks very much!
I will take a look at Kleros ( https://kleros.io/about ). The White Paper and Yellow Paper are very interesting! This is different than the problem that I was solving but it fits in very well as the next step if my simple dispute flow does not work.
The dispute flow is the main idea. I have worked out a rough logic. My next step is building a proof-of-concept to confirm that it can work.
I am not familiar with Gnosis Safe ( https://gnosis-safe.io/ ). I will take a look.
The alternative to irreversibility that I am thinking about is not so much based on multi-signature (my concern is that overreliance on a private key/public key is too limiting) as much as on additional attributes included in each transaction that can be used to initiate a dispute associated with the transaction.