Dark Matter — no-wallet multisig case study

Instead of parking coins in a hot market wallet, Dark Matter’s widely discussed model uses direct multisig escrow.

Why it matters for OpSec study: Less pooled custody can shrink classic exit-scam wallet theft narratives — at the cost of a steeper workflow.

Model snapshot

2-of-3 multisig between buyer, vendor, arbitrator
No deposit balance sitting idle on the platform
Monero-only privacy posture
PGP-mandatory communication culture

Onion mirrors (research)

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Learning curve: Practice multisig carefully; signing mistakes are unforgiving.

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