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Multi-signature wallets (multisigs) redefine control through distributed authorization. Unlike traditional accounts governed by a single key, a multisig requires multiple approvals to execute a transaction. This replaces a single point of failure with a consensus-based security model. It is the transition from individual authority to group coordination.

This work explores the utility of intentional friction. Power is distributed. Protection is achieved through shared participation. The vault remains sealed until the necessary signatures align. It is a study of symmetry and balance. In a landscape defined by code, the multisig represents the shift from blind faith to collective intent. Trust is verified by the network.