Topic: MultiSig: Is there such a thing as 'reverse SSS' ? (Shamir secret) (Read 156 times)
February 07, 2018, 11:26:43 PM
What you are interested in is key and signature aggregation. Recently such a scheme using Schnorr signatures was announced. The thread about it is here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/musig-schnorr-multisig-and-signature-aggregation-2818782
February 07, 2018, 11:04:57 PM
Is there such a thing as 'reverse SSS' ? (Shamir secret sharing)
I think about constructing a multisig address from multiple pubkeys (m-of-n) in a deterministic way.
That is, in 2-of-3 system, having 2 pubkeys (or 2 pubkey hashes) to construct a multisig hash.
Goals:
1. Invent as 'Pay to PubKey Hash' (P2PKH) address that works with MultiSig. (rather than pay-2-script)
2. Sign message from MultiSig address. (currently undefined and doesn't work)
Original talk:
Q: Is it possible to sign a message from a multisig address?
A: No, and here is why:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/is-it-possible-to-sign-a-message-from-a-multisig-address-1576803
I think about constructing a multisig address from multiple pubkeys (m-of-n) in a deterministic way.
That is, in 2-of-3 system, having 2 pubkeys (or 2 pubkey hashes) to construct a multisig hash.
Goals:
1. Invent as 'Pay to PubKey Hash' (P2PKH) address that works with MultiSig. (rather than pay-2-script)
2. Sign message from MultiSig address. (currently undefined and doesn't work)
Original talk:
Q: Is it possible to sign a message from a multisig address?
A: No, and here is why:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/is-it-possible-to-sign-a-message-from-a-multisig-address-1576803
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