I want to be able to achive this:
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a private key or its substitute (P) of a user wallet is stored on a server
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there're 100s of user wallets there, so there're 100s of (P) too
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let's say, it's ETH, SOL or any other major network
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server isn't a safe environment, as it's known
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there's also a main, admin wallet (M), in cold, local storage
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(P) must only be used to send outbound TXs to (M). Not anywhere else
This can't be achived with a normal private key, right? But how, if at all, it can be archived? Multisignature wallets?
The goal is automate withdrawals from the user wallets on a server, to make the process safer.
I don't consider any third-party solutions.
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I'm a developer
In response to an electoral agreement between the Venezuelan government and opposition parties for the 2024 election, the Biden administration has taken a significant step by broadly easing sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector. The move marks the most extensive rollback of Trump-era sanctions on Cara...
In 2019 US was trying to dethrone Maduro. He's been called dictator ever since, and Venezuela - his regime.
Lately, US has been in a need of oil – of a special sort that only Venezuela, Iran and Russia produce. The one for diesel.
Out of the blue, some sanctions on Venezuela have been lifted, and the same Maduro from the same Venezuela has turned himself into, according to the same US, a normal, ordinary, boring president.
So at the moment, whilst the US is bying oil from Venezuela, he officially, isn’t a dictator. At least for 6 months.
That's how one is granted and taken away the label of a dictator.
Keep this in mind, guys, when arguying in the comments. Don't confuse him with the current dictators.