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03:44 < provoostenator> achow101 instagibbs multisig time! https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/16895
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06:57 < instagibbs> wowowow
07:02 < instagibbs> need to fork myself so I can play around with it
07:10 < instagibbs> I should spend some time thinking about how we should expect hww to support miniscript policies
09:42 < provoostenator> From #bitcoin-core-dev I gather that's not super relevant, unless you're building Liquid or doing Lightning stuff?
09:50 < instagibbs> i think his point was that the hww itself isn't responsible for reporting what is supported
09:51 < instagibbs> The wallet(Core) should know somehow not to ask for pubkeys from a hww that can't support the chosen policy
09:51 < instagibbs> HWI may have a whitelist, for example
09:51 < instagibbs> that's my opinion anyways
09:51 < instagibbs> hardcore users can YOLO
10:01 < instagibbs> "supports_multisig" "supports_telescoping_multisig" stuff like that
10:06 < instagibbs> "liquid" script is just something I suspect a number of people would do if the tooling existed