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1  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Would this be a realistic BIP? on: May 06, 2020, 07:09:11 PM
I don't know if my idea is stupid, realistic or have already been sugested, I checked the bip list and found some related propositions like this one: BIP: 68

Motivation: Preventing unlegitimate transaction from a compromised bitcoin wallet whatever if it is cold or hot wallet

So the idea is to submit a contract with in parameters: A1:owner public address, RTL:relative time lock(probably in days) and A2:failover address (could be third party escrow or another owner address not related to the same seed)

Any outcoming transaction from A1 will be rejected by the network until an empty transaction would be brodcasted with OP_RETURN message "unlock" , any outcoming transaction between the "unlock" + RTL will also be rejected

In this lock period only transactions to A2 would be allowed


I hope you understand what I have in mind: people often write there hardware wallets mnemonic on paper and it could be compromised without they know it, adding a relative time lock will alow owner to secure there funds to another secure place once it has been compromised.

Of course I suppose it have to be part of hardfork since all the network has to implement it to be functional.

Thanks for reading, hope it wasn't so silly idea Wink
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