기계가 만들어주는 니모닉을 사용하면 그 기계를 신뢰해야 하는 문제가 생긴다 (필레몬님 책 중)

Nunchuk users: we heard you loud and clear. We’re actively adding new inheritance-key options to our off-chain timelock protocol. The off-chain protocol needs the hardware signer to support on-device encryption: the user encrypts the inheritance key, and only at the right time can the heir decrypt and claim, so funds are never released early. Today that’s Tapsigner and Coldcard. The @BlockstreamJade and @FoundationHQ teams have confirmed they’re adding encryption support. Kudos and thanks to both for the quick response. For our on-chain timelock inheritance protocol, you can already use @BlockstreamJade and @Ledger (and soon BitBox02) for the inheritance key. We’ve also reached out to @Ledger and @BitBoxSwiss about device encryption. (If anyone has a @Trezor contact, let us know.)

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