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@ Eluc
2025-02-27 08:20:52
The first time I had to do multisign on Ethereum using Gnosis Safe with multiple hardware wallets I knew it was complete bullshit. I was running in my browser (full of addons and stuff I don't 100% trust) an app that I cannot easily verify. Then I had to blindinly sign a shitload of transactions on the hardware wallets which I had no idea what it was doing.
I also realize that I had ruin all possible privacy on all my ethereum wallets as now all my address would be connected to each others on-chain and some had ens nft with my name.
By the time I had move some asset to these mutisign contracts but stopped moving the full stack. I then realize that it's not only Gnosis Safe and multisign that was bullshit but the complete Ethereum ecosystem. Over the last 2-3 years I cleaned up all this shit, empty all multisign contracts (but I can never delete them), sold as much tokens I could found on my Ethereum wallets from DeFi experiments and airdrop and start selling the remining ETH, unfortunatelly I was still naive to think that it would pump once again with the bullmarket, reach close to 0.1BTC per ETH or at least 10kUSD per ETH, we are far from both, so I lost a lot of non-realized gain, but learned a lot.
The day I will zero out all my Ethereum wallets will be a huge relive but trace of my activities and link to my identity will be out there forever.
It's not perfect on Bitcoin, but still much better than this shitcoinery. Still always bullish on the future of Bitcoin and see light how to improve it in term of privacy.