💥 Vyper-Based Multisig Wallet

[pcaversaccio]

It's time for Vyper to catch up with Solidity on the multisig front, and 🐍 snekmate plans to offer its own Vyper-based multisig wallet that is capable of reaching mainstream adoption.

References

• https://github.com/dmfxyz/supersig
• https://github.com/ricobank/multisig

[sambacha]

hell yes

[DrasticWatermelon]

would like to pick this up - I'd say the end version should be a combination of the 2 references: a contract that allows for sequential signatures, provided either as calls to a approve(proposalID) method or as EIP-712 signatures.

anything else you'd like to see?

[pcaversaccio]

would like to pick this up - I'd say the end version should be a combination of the 2 references: a contract that allows for sequential signatures, provided either as calls to a approve(proposalID) method or as EIP-712 signatures.

anything else you'd like to see?

Thanks for the ping. So the situation is the following: Vyper will release soonish a new breaking version (see the beta version here) that allows for stateless and stateful modules. I'm in the process of refactoring the 🐍 snekmate contracts for this release (you can follow the process in this PR: #207). These new language features will power a lot of the multisig features I have in mind. But until Vyper 0.4.0 is shipped and I have not refactored all contracts, there will be a feature freeze. So it could be a few weeks before we can start with the multisig.

The multisig I envision should be more agnostic and flexible. The 2 references are a good starting point, but still too limited to make it competitive with existing multisig contracts managing hundreds of millions of dollars. Our goal is to eventually have a system of contracts like that of Safe (see here).

[DrasticWatermelon]

Oh I see, thanks for the insight. I'll wait it out until 0.4.0 drops and then look into making this contribution. Feel free to ping me when time comes!

[f3rmion]

Would love to help out as well in whatever way possible.