There is nothing to worry about. Nothing important is run on PHP or old software—except the water & electrical grid, a few government services like our missile defense systems and a handful of electrified fences at the zoo (for the lions, tigers and cobras).

Correction: for multisigs the ideal "safe" rule is that you want each signer to change their key after each operation. (This is making an implicit assumption that ECDSA might become weak, but not to the point where any crack of it would be literally instant so you would literally have to worry about eg. in-mempool frontrunning) You definitely still want to gather sigs offchain if possible, to minimize the number of hours between "sig revealed" and "key no longer active" But again: it's very easy to lose funds from a misconfigured rushed upgrade, so ... don't rush anything.

💯 worth watching to understand the problems that still need to be solved

Regulators, exchanges and acquirers examine how an entity has been administered, not how it was formed. Full cost breakdown, and the questions worth asking before you commit to any structure: mugen.ky/blog/cayman-foundat…

DefiLlama 🦙 just measured the gap between predicted and realised slippage Seems minting against collateral, not against a book, has it's perks

A market isn't a place. It's a conversation. Every long is talking to a short. Every hedge is talking to someone willing to take the other side. Without both voices, there is no trade.