polynya
@polynya
I'd like to see more sophisticated rate-limiting features on Safe and competing multisig wallets. Is it possible via transaction guards? How can non-coder users access it? So, for example: - Can only send $10,000 via the Uniswap contract per 24 hours - Can only send $1,000 to address X per 1 hour Nothing else can be sent from the wallet. Changing these requires X/Y multisig permissions, and takes 7 days to execute. Just an example, but the point is, the user can customise as per their needs. Rationale: User doesn't lose everything in one go if hacked - there's time and possibility to fix the situation.
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Raz
@tzumby
This is possible right now with the Zodiac roles modifier, although the UX is pretty terrible. (shameless plug) I built and wrote about this here: https://mirror.xyz/blockconsensus.eth/izg8sHH2YzLpuD4YHWl2pjpMARs5bfUW9jT358FRrQU
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WebOfTrust
@weboftrust
CEX like behaviour but onchain. Sending funds to new address, do a two step verification, trusted address (like rabby wallet does), hopefully with AA this would be possible.
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matthew chaim
@chaim.eth
@w @abram @sonyasupposedly
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Marcus Martins
@iammarcus
Granular rate-limiting on multisigs would be a game-changer. Throttling transactions based on amount, contract, or timing adds an extra layer of security, giving users time to react if compromised. Would love to see more wallets explore this natively.
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Josh Linder
@jcl
Ironically some crypto people complain about tradfi banks having these kinds of guardrails. While these guardrails could be tied to censorship, they can also be valuable safety measures.
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