Schnorr signature

Until it's ready

... uh, until, well, until there is the feature set of cryptography found in Schnorr and ECDSA today.

Uh, and that would, to my knowledge, it requires lattice-based approaches which have a bunch of other drawbacks.

I, I think it's worth sharing what we were mentioning here at the conference room.

You mentioned a lot of things.

You mentioned Schnorr signatures.

You mentioned... public key, private key, all these terms that are technical.

And remember, if we want mass adoption, if we want most of the people using it just the way they're using fiat money or physical money, if we're going to want people to use this stuff, We're going to have to make it almost as easy where they don't really have to learn much to adopt it and start using it.

True, but that was really just kind of the cryptography and the cryptography has been well established there.

So, you know, Schnorr's as well, you know, I mean, you know, that's not a new thing.

MPC, we were actually slow.

And the reason we were slow is because we wanted the two out of three models.