[alexeldeib]

Pragmatically I agree with you.

But in GPs defense, I don’t believe these were multisig wallets with geographically distributed individuals in control. It was 1/1.

Nonetheless, a metal pipe is a good counter to crypto.

[justinator]

I fear if Bad Guys want money and you tell them something like, "you can't get it, it's on multisig wallets with geographically distributed individuals in control", that's still a You problem and you've only bought yourself a little time before they come back to collect, and/or break your legs if they can't collect.

I may have to file this one under, "everyone wants to be a gangster until it's time to do gangster things"

[Semaphor]

At that point you are at "People want money you don't have and are willing to break your legs".

No relation to crypto or even who you are anymore.

[justinator]

Unfortunately, if you owe bad guys money, they'll want it, no matter the excuse you give them.

>No relation to crypto or even who you are anymore.

The relation with crypto is that crypto doesn't solve this problem either.

[Semaphor]

It solves the problem, that the money is protected (in the same way that I assume something like "manual multisig", which I assume exists, solves the problem in traditional banking).

Nothing can solve the problem of protecting you from "bad men" who want to hurt you and don’t care about anything else.