> allows users to regain access to their funds without a traditional seed phrase by leveraging trusted contacts (guardians) and a predefined recovery protocol. If a user loses access, they coordinate with a quorum of these guardians, who each provide a piece of the necessary information to restore

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justinclift 5 days ago | parent [-]

> they coordinate with a quorum of these guardians

Hmmm, that sounds like it would fail outright in some severe edge cases.

For example mass casualty events (fire, earthquake, war, etc) that only leaves a few survivors.

	▲	DANmode 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Definitely. Those events require special government attention and cost anyway. Getting Grandma's taxes paid? Not so much. Or: shouldn't! (The idea is to remove as much user and support burden as possible, not solve societies woes, haha)