📝ETH
0xd4b92b1700615afae333b9d16d28eb55e8e689b8
Catcoin Token - https://etherscan.io/token/0xd4b92b1700615afae333b9d16d28eb55e8e689b8
Marketing Wallet (Multisignature) - https://etherscan.io/tokenholdings?a=0x8553a1ed5c71d6223b5854077a8eca8e4d01b44f
Development Wallet 1 (Multisignature) - https://etherscan.io/tokenholdings?a=0xAF7AF776fd141d8A58708C7FB2EcaE26b6CE2203
Development Wallet 2 (Multisignature) - https://etherscan.io/tokenholdings?a=0x1F2BDe4F663f642f3a02DC952147c45D69217799
Deployer Wallet - https://etherscan.io/tokenholdings?a=0x3f99d16166948455329f96E97369A77DdCf31a2E
What is MultiSig?
Most crypto users for example those who own ETH or BNB are used to a single key wallet, often referred to as an externally owned account (EOA). Examples include; MetaMask, Trustwallet, Exodus etc. These accounts are secured with 12 word “seed phrase”, which can be transformed into a private key for the user. If that private key is compromised in any way, the funds can be stolen.
If your project comprises of more than 1 person, an externally owned account is not a secure way to manage your business’s crypto funds If an employee goes rogue or is careless with the private key, the funds are gone forever. Even if your business is made up of just yourself, I’d argue it’s still a poor way to manage funds. So, what is the better solution?
Enter the Multisig. Safe is a smart contract wallet running on a number of blockchains that requires a minimum number of people to approve a transaction before it can occur (M-of-N). If for example you have 3 main stakeholders in your business, you are able to set up the wallet to require approval from 2 out of 3 (2/3) or all 3 people before the transaction is sent. This assures that no single person could compromise the funds.
Catcoin have 5 people from Core who manage with safe care about community funds.
On top of that, Safe gives you complete self custody over your funds. There is no risk of a bank giving you a hassle for running a crypto business and the smart contract that is deployed is completely trustless and in your control.
Here's an overview, comparing the Safe to other digital asset storage solutions:
Supported Networks
The canonical versions of the Safe smart contracts are deployed to many networks including:
Ethereum Mainnet (Etherscan provides a good overview here.)
Ethereum Testnets: Rinkeby, Kovan, Ropsten, Görli
Arbitrum
Aurora
Avalanche
Binance Smart Chain
Gnosis Chain (formerly xDai)
Optimism
Polygon
The full list with all the addresses can be found in the Safe deployments repository on Github (e.g. for v.1.3.0).
To deploy the Safe contracts version 1.3.0 on another EVM-based chain, follow the instructions in the safe-contracts repository. Please note: The chain needs to be fully compatible, i.e. support all opcodes used by the Safe contracts.
In order to run the Safe Web interface (Code), you would need to also run the backend services, in particular the Safe client gateway and the Safe transaction service including a tracing node (see Service Architecture).
The Safe team does not have the capacity to spin up and maintain full frontend and backend support for all EVM-based networks. All Safe related source code is open source. We encourage everyone to deploy the canonical versions of the Safe contracts to their respective networks and run the required backend and frontend parts themselves.
To add another supported network to the safe-deployments repository follow the steps outlined in the safe-contracts repository.
Please let know about any questions via Safe Discord.
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