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by pnwhyc
2025 days ago
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No. But one could use a smart contract to strongly disincentivize themselves from uncovering their own treasure. E.g. Smart contract sends 20% of total treasure (in cryptocurrency) back to the hider each year until the treasure is withdrawn. Treasure can only be withdrawn by the finder address linked to the paper wallet (private key) that was hidden. When it is withdrawn, it sends the finder 15% of the remaining treasure each year, to an address of their choosing. This way, it’s almost never worth it for the hider to uncover their own treasure |
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