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Vultisig

@vultisig

Crypto security reimagined for the AI Agent era: Self-custodial automation, multi-chain, multi-factor, and the end of seed phrases discord.gg/ZZphs379SS

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Joined April 2024

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@vultisig
Mar 4
Seed-phrase import is now live on Vultisig! Import your old seedphrase wallets and convert them to multi-modal, multi-signature, and secure MPC wallets with just a few clicks! It's time to throw away that old wallet.
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@vultisig
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Which wallet action still makes you pause, even when you know exactly what you are doing? - sending to a new address - approving a contract - moving to a new device - restoring from backup What would make that moment feel safer?
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@vultisig
Jun 21
Quantum computers do not need to be practical today for wallet architecture to prepare for them. Post-quantum signatures are already in production in Vultisig. Security work is best done before the threat becomes urgent.
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@vultisig
Jun 20
Article
The Custody Wars Are Over. Everyone Lost.
Three major announcements in a single week. Coinbase opened dedicated account slots for AI agents. MetaMask shipped AI-powered wallet permissions. Ledger published an open-source stack for agent...
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@vultisig
Jun 19
TON staking. MayaChain bonding. dYdX governance. These are different jobs with different risks. The useful part of one DeFi tab is seeing the positions together without pretending they are the same thing.
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@vultisig
Jun 18
You meant to send 0.5 ETH on Ethereum. The review screen shows: - Amount: 0.5 - Token: ETH - Chain: Arbitrum Sign or reject? What is the first detail you verify before approving a transaction?
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@vultisig
Jun 17
35+ chains is the boring part. The useful part is carrying the same signing model from Bitcoin to Ethereum to Solana, instead of rebuilding your custody assumptions every time you change networks.
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@vultisig
Jun 15
Giving an AI agent a wallet is easy. The difficult part is deciding what authority it should have after the wallet exists. Can it check balances? Prepare a swap? Choose a route? Sign immediately? Does a human need to approve every transaction, only large transactions, or only
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@vultisig
Jun 14
How would you explain this security setup to a friend? Your vault is shared across three devices. Every transaction needs approval from any two of them. A stolen device cannot move funds alone. One sentence. No crypto jargon.
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@vultisig
Jun 13
What happens to your funds if Vultisig disappears tomorrow? They do not disappear with the company. Vultisig includes an emergency-recovery path that can recombine enough vault shares and extract traditional private keys for supported assets.
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@vultisig
Jun 13
Replying to @vultisig
Once extracted, that key can be imported into another compatible wallet. But the security model has changed: the asset is now protected by a traditional single key, not a threshold vault. Move the funds into a new secure setup.
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@vultisig
Jun 13
The lesson is not “private keys are fine after all.” Self-custody needs an exit path that does not depend on one company surviving forever. Emergency recovery protects sovereignty. Threshold signing should remain the everyday security model.
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@vultisig
Jun 11
A dApp asks the Vultisig Extension for a signature. You review the request in the Extension, then approve again on your Vultisig device. Two reviews. Two approvals. One safer flow. The signed result returns to the dApp, while your private keys never sit inside the browser.
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@vultisig
Jun 10
Your 2-of-3 vault has three backup shares: - one at home on a cloud account - one at the office - one in the same cloud account used by your home computer If that cloud account is compromised, two shares are exposed from one breach. Where would you move the third backup?
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@vultisig
Jun 9
You set the rules once: Buy $100 of BTC every Monday. Each time the plugin runs, it proposes a transaction. The Verifier checks it before signing. $100 BTC buy on Monday? Approved. Anything outside your policy? Rejected before it can execute.
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