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DNA+iris, and or whatever the next thing is. Also: social recovery via trusted relatives. Downvoted should know I’m not referring to SSO, or social media netw

• DANmode 1y ago
  // > allows users to regain access to their funds without a traditional seed phrase by leveraging trusted contacts (guardians) and a predefined recovery protocol. If a user loses access, they coordinate with a quorum of these guardians, who each provide a piece of the necessary information to restore
  • justinclift 1y ago
    > they coordinate with a quorum of these guardians Hmmm, that sounds like it would fail outright in some severe edge cases. For example mass casualty events (fire, earthquake, war, etc) that only leaves a few survivors.
    • DANmode 1y ago
      Definitely. Those events require special government attention and cost anyway. Getting Grandma's taxes paid? Not so much. Or: shouldn't! (The idea is to remove as much user and support burden as possible, not solve societies woes, haha)
• elondaits 1y ago
  It’s possible to lose one’s irises. Most identical twins have almost identical DNA. Then there’s the “right to be forgotten”, people on witness protection, refugees and immigrants who enter the system as adults, etc. I don’t think there’s an easy technical solution.
  • DANmode 1y ago
    Blind twins* will need to carry an alternative. /s Of course the technical solution isn’t easy, (or necessarily all good), but that doesn’t make it any less likely, or intriguing to discuss the roadmap. (You combine the scanned data together from both of those scans, regardless of value, as your recovery mechanism, by the way - accounting for abnormal anatomy in a defined, reproducible way is a challenge, not a barrier)