Sigbash: Covenant-Like Policies on Bitcoin Without a Soft Fork with Arbedout | SLP737
Are you aware that multi sig co signers can see your transaction details and policy details? Sigbash offers oblivious signing while also bringing in covenant-like spending rules without a soft fork.
@arbedout joins me to explain.
00:00 – The privacy problem with co-signing today
03:25 – What does Sigbash allow us to do?
08:15 – What is Oblivious Signing?
12:20 – Privacy, Regulation, and Reducing Multisig Honeypot Risks
15:10 - What does Sigbash use look like in practice? Inheritance, Vaults, and Multisig
19:50 - Can the server grief the user?
21:10 – Mobile Wallets, Assisted Self-Custody, and NeoBank Possibilities
25:50 - Sigbash project and product
28:29 – Sigbash vs PIPES vs BinoHash Explained
33:01 – Covenant Demand, Bitcoin Security, and the Future of Self-Custody
36:33 – Closing Thoughts