Of course private keys can be hotwired. That's what hacking an account is.
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If the holders of M are under legal contract, even if only one of them, wouldn’t that protect you enough? Yes they could steal your funds, but they could be disbarred and sued. Obviously talking if they are an established entity which can’t exit scam
Works in some and maybe most circumstances, but t's more generally robust if, like Bitcoin itself, it doesn't depend on legal action to be secure.
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That’s the trade off, then you are just plainly not trusting your family members to collide and rob you. Thank G-d, I think that’s the system I’m comfortable with. But good to know that someone could devise other alternatives
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There is at most One Whom we can trust "at all times"?
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