Chainlink Addresses Concerns as Users Spot Subtle Alterations to Multisig
Decentralized oracle network Chainlink (LINK) has responded to criticism regarding a recent alteration to the number of signers required on its multisig wallet. The change, which reduced the required number of signatures...
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The change, which reduced the required number of signatures from 4-of-9 to 4-of-8, sparked backlash from critics on social media platforms.
The 4-of-8 multisig requirement is a security measure that necessitates four out of eight signatures to authorize a transaction....
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