Using a crypto wallet to handle multiple cryptocurrencies with restricted access

[joewee]

Can anyone point me in the direction of a wallet that can pull from multiple cyptocoin wallets but only allow x% of total pot?

 Lets say I have 10 currencies all with different amounts. I want to aggregate all holdings to shareholders with whatever stake they have in the pot. If they own 1% of the pot, they can only withdrawal 1% of the holdings of they decided they wanted to cash out. Is there a way I can do this? I've been out of the loop for about a year and a half so I'm not sure if there is now a way to do this.

 If there isn't a way to do this would someone like,to start a project with me to make a solution that does? I'm a recent Comp sci graduate and know a fair amount about programming but I'm not a senior dev by any means.

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[joewee]

Really? No one? Is this a stupid question or something?

[alani123]

Really? No one? Is this a stupid question or something?

If you are the one holding the private key, why not program such a thing yourself. It seems to case specific for a wallet to support it anyway. I can't think of an overly simple way to achieve this but perhaps giving your "stakeholders" the price keybof an address with their stake contained would do it.

[joewee]

Really? No one? Is this a stupid question or something?

If you are the one holding the private key, why not program such a thing yourself. It seems to case specific for a wallet to support it anyway. I can't think of an overly simple way to achieve this but perhaps giving your "stakeholders" the price keybof an address with their stake contained would do it.

I'm thinking the best way for a stakeholder to cash out would be to exchange x% of the pot into bitcoin and then into a btc wallet. Is there a way to prgrammably exhange into bitcoin through an exchange or is this now getting too complicated? If this could be put together it could have real value for the crypto world

[alani123]

Really? No one? Is this a stupid question or something?

If you are the one holding the private key, why not program such a thing yourself. It seems to case specific for a wallet to support it anyway. I can't think of an overly simple way to achieve this but perhaps giving your "stakeholders" the price keybof an address with their stake contained would do it.

I'm thinking the best way for a stakeholder to cash out would be to exchange x% of the pot into bitcoin and then into a btc wallet. Is there a way to prgrammably exhange into bitcoin through an exchange or is this now getting too complicated? If this could be put together it could have real value for the crypto world

There are wallets with exchange integration. Shapeshift is off example intergraded into several downloadable wallets, some of which are open source. You could create an ethereum contract for the stake part and have your stakeholders be able to cash out through a programmed variation of such wallets. But you'd need to think of the specifics a bit better IMO.