Upon my first discovery of the photon-sdk, the keyserver architecture reminded me a bit of the way Blockstream Green's standard account functions.
One major difference between the two is Blockstream's CSV timelock, where utxos received in the wallet decay to a single sig after a year, permitting recovery of funds in the event of loss of user access to their wallet/device. I understand that this would mean that the keyserver would need to play a much more active role during wallet usage, since it would then be required to sign any transactions made inside the timelock period, but I am curious to know whether this is something that has been considered for Photon and hear more thoughts from others on whether this might be a beneficial additional possible wallet setup as part of this project.
Upon my first discovery of the photon-sdk, the keyserver architecture reminded me a bit of the way Blockstream Green's standard account functions.
One major difference between the two is Blockstream's CSV timelock, where utxos received in the wallet decay to a single sig after a year, permitting recovery of funds in the event of loss of user access to their wallet/device. I understand that this would mean that the keyserver would need to play a much more active role during wallet usage, since it would then be required to sign any transactions made inside the timelock period, but I am curious to know whether this is something that has been considered for Photon and hear more thoughts from others on whether this might be a beneficial additional possible wallet setup as part of this project.