@SignOfficial #signdigitalsovereigninfra $SIGN
At one point, I put a significant signature on the blockchain. Everything looked perfect at first, but I eventually noticed a few hidden dangers through the chain of events. After that, it became sort of a group discussion to identify the real and long-lasting need. What I am after is, first of all, firm grounds for the cancellation, based on stopping the cycle by the rules and making the password on the chain visible. If the cancellation does happen, it means that my name or the transactions need to be made permanent so that some people can't impersonate and use forgeries.
On the one hand, if canceling is made very simple, then someone might take advantage of it; on the other hand, if it is made too difficult then the appeal is completely lost. Therefore, hitting the sweet spot becomes the most important thing. I only sign when I perfectly understand the exit, have full control of the keys, the process is simple and clear, and there is a chance to get a lesson or two.