Activity overview
Quickly examine who has signed which transaction, when and how long it took them, and how they compare to other signers.
Multisight is an analytics tool for evaluating the response activity of multisignature wallets.
Discover new analytical views on multisignature signers and transactions, enabling you to identify bottlenecks and speed up your operations.
Quickly examine who has signed which transaction, when and how long it took them, and how they compare to other signers.
Focus on individual signers to see their activity in detail. See how many transactions they have signed, how long it takes them to respond, and more.
Use date range filters to narrow down the activity to a specific period of time - for example, the term of a specific membership term.
DAOs and similar types of projects often manage shared funds through multisignature wallets. Aiming for decentralization and safety, having multiple signers is good practice to prevent a single point of failure and to distribute responsibility among the group members.
Unfortunately, it's not always clear how to fairly and reasonably incentivize individual signers. In many projects, balancing between responsivity and security is a real challenge. Let's take a look at two examples to highlight the intricacies involved:
Providing equal rewards to all multisig members (e.g. periodically each month) may seem equitable initially. Howerver, this approach opens up an opportunity for signers to become inactive while still passively collecting rewards, leading to unfair compensation of active signers. Over time, this can result in a majority of signers becoming inactive, hampering transaction processing and compromising the setup's efficiency.
Limiting rewards solely to those signing transactions fosters a competitive atmosphere where speed takes precedence over careful consideration. This may result in signers neglecting transaction details to secure personal rewards, ultimately undermining the enhanced security promised by multisignature setups.
As information and experience on multisig setups from individual projects is scattered across the web, often hidden in long forum threads, governance proposals, or Discord channels, Multisight is conducting a community research to establish an educational foundation on the topic. Don't stand on the sidelines and take 5 minutes to share your experience: