Is there a minimum stack size you see needing before moving from hardware wallet to multisig?  I feel like sub one bitcoin it may not be worth it. 

 COMES DOWN TO PERSONAL THREAT MODEL.

DISTRIBUTED MULTISIG IS MUCH MORE RESISTANT TO THEFT. BEST FOR LONG TERM SAVINGS. 

 Any recommendations for a geographically distributed multisig guide? 

 It is also more resistant to all kinds of mistakes:  someone making a picture of 1 seed, you being tricked into entering a seed in a website , lost backup,... 
 

 Especially considering future on chain activity and increased multisig fees, probably not 

 youre right. private keys. 

WHAT. A. GIFT.  

 Así es, con sparrow en PC ✨🫡 

 Threshold signatures are a super power, p2sh is a shitcoin 

 Is this the beginning of a team script vs MPC Gang nostr battle? 

 we all know script is dead 

 Agreed.  

 wen FROST? 

 Done 

 We need this and a DNA sample and the Declaration of Independence 

 Ive really wanted to set this up. 

I utilize coldcard and Sparrow. 

But am nervous about making my set up to complicated. 

I feel my 24 words plus pass phrase and such is secure. 

Why multisig? 

 I have exactly the same thought, and exactly the same setup. It’s been serving me well, why risk fucking myself up with more complexity? 

 Keep it stupid simple, you guys are good 

 CC and sparrow too. Made my own seed using dice.  I feel plenty secure 

 I’ve talked to experienced devs who use single sig or single sig and a pass phrase. 

The trade offs for multi sig don’t really make sense in my opinion. A lot of added complexity, more expensive to set up, harder to maintain, harder to access in an emergency. Yes, it’s more secure. But the security offered by single sig is absolutely sufficient. 

Metaphorically, the castle walls are already 10,000 kilometers high. Why make them 20,000? 

 Good analogy 

Do I really need to add a crocs to my castle moat that already has crocs and a draw bridge? 

 That already has gators 🤓 

 Don’t forget the frickin’ lasers 

 The drawback of "harder to access in an emergency" quickly turns into a feature if the emergency is duress. 
Sure you can do a honeypot wallet with another 25th word, but that does not work as soon as the attacker knows one address of yours and becomes suspicious why it does not show up on the wallet you unlocked for him. 
With MultiSig it is evident you need to gather several keys and might have to travel places dkr that ... 

 To avoid single point of failure. 

 With super power comes super responsibility.  

 🫡 

 🤙 

 Wait, wasn’t your last super power… waking up early? 

You’re like the Indian kid who had “Heart” as his Captain Planet power. 

 multisig 2/2 with different hardware manufacturers is a sweet spot not making things too complicated.. 

 two of two single points of failure though. 

 Yes but newbs need to be aware of the tradeoffs: (1) you need at least two more secure locations to store backups; (2) you need fatter utxos to make up for the added weight of transactions when you spend which means you have to spend a lot of time consolidating safely or you will compromise your privacy; (3) you need to keep a single-sig cold wallet as well for medium term savings or fees will bite and because you don’t want to access the multisig too often or you may compromise the security of your multisig and because you don’t want to let receivers think you have a big stack; (4) you need to step up your opsec when you spend from the multisig as the tx combined with an IP or any other personal info leak can lead to a wrench attack; and, (5) you need to store multiple backups of the wallet because you and your heirs cannot just rely on the seed words to access funds. 

I can’t wait for FROST, which would take care of many, but not all, of these tradeoffs. 

 12 words is more of a super power. 

 💯 

 what is this?  

 Correct. Gm. 

 how?  

 was surprised to see no taproot multisig on sparrow /coldcard yet. where's the taproot mutlsig at? nunchuk? taproot seems significantly better for multisig. 

 💯 

 And surprisingly easy with the right tool! 

 Yes.