Yes. But you know a range that you should yourself select in the setup ceremony, Tell me the range or I start killing people you love.  If a 79king ỏg whale is targeted, the attackers would know of your device and they can work around the limits you sent.  Your device could work if it wasn't an everyday wallet, but instead a time driven process that you cannot complete without input from a trusted third party. You are right Vod, and that's exactly what we have done. At the current design, we have 5 peers, and a watchtower. Each peer has an SAR. And while in boomerang regime (in boomerang regime the keys are MuSig2 of the normal key and a key trapped in a java/smart card) you cannot withdraw without the participation of the all before mentioned entities. You can tell the range, it does not null the duress protection. The thing is you should choose the end of your boomerang regime in a way that you can roll over to another boomerang setup (we have not yet found viable solution o extend a setup) in time, given your resources, time preferences and operational constraints, so that you don't get pushed into what we call forced determinism. Here is our thoughts on the issue:
Yes. But you know a range that you should yourself select in the setup ceremony, Tell me the range or I start killing people you love.  If a 79king ỏg whale is targeted, the attackers would know of your device and they can work around the limits you sent.  Your device could work if it wasn't an everyday wallet, but instead a time driven process that you cannot complete without input from a trusted third party. You are right Vod, and that's exactly what we have done. At the current design, we have 5 peers, and a watchtower. Each peer has an SAR. And while in boomerang regime (in boomerang regime the keys are MuSig2 of the normal key and a key trapped in a java/smart card) you cannot withdraw without the participation of the all before mentioned entities. You can tell the range, it does not null the duress protection. The thing is you should choose the end of your boomerang regime in a way that you can roll over to another boomerang setup (we have not yet found viable solution o extend a setup) in time, given your resources, time preferences and operational constraints, so that you don't get pushed into what we call forced determinism. Here is our thoughts on the issue:

Yes. But you know a range that you should yourself select in the setup ceremony, Tell me the range or I start killing people you love.  If a 79king ỏg whale is targeted, the attackers would know of your device and they can work around the limits you sent.  Your device could work if it wasn't an everyday wallet, but instead a time driven process that you cannot complete without input from a trusted third party. You are right Vod, and that's exactly what we have done. At the current design, we have 5 peers, and a watchtower. Each peer has an SAR. And while in boomerang regime (in boomerang regime the keys are MuSig2 of the normal key and a key trapped in a java/smart card) you cannot withdraw without the participation of the all before mentioned entities. You can tell the range, it does not null the duress protection. The thing is you should choose the end of your boomerang regime in a way that you can roll over to another boomerang setup (we have not yet found viable solution o extend a setup) in time, given your resources, time preferences and operational constraints, so that you don't get pushed into what we call forced determinism. Here is our thoughts on the issue:

Yes. But you know a range that you should yourself select in the setup ceremony, Tell me the range or I start killing people you love.  If a 79king ỏg whale is targeted, the attackers would know of your device and they can work around the limits you sent.  Your device could work if it wasn't an everyday wallet, but instead a time driven process that you cannot complete without input from a trusted third party. You are right Vod, and that's exactly what we have done. At the current design, we have 5 peers, and a watchtower. Each peer has an SAR. And while in boomerang regime (in boomerang regime the keys are MuSig2 of the normal key and a key trapped in a java/smart card) you cannot withdraw without the participation of the all before mentioned entities. You can tell the range, it does not null the duress protection. The thing is you should choose the end of your boomerang regime in a way that you can roll over to another boomerang setup (we have not yet found viable solution o extend a setup) in time, given your resources, time preferences and operational constraints, so that you don't get pushed into what we call forced determinism. Here is our thoughts on the issue: