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Can distributed signing actually remove DeFiβs single key failure mode? August had 50 major crypto hacks, up 67% from July and a lot of DeFi exploits seem to come back to privileged keys sitting behind one endpoint or signer One approach mentioned in this piece uses threshold signing across separate hardware attested enclaves, where the key shares stay separate and the full private key is never reconstructed. The contract permissions get transferred to that threshold key and approvals can be split across multiple signers That seems like a cleaner model than leaving upgrade or admin powers behind one key. What failure modes people would still worry about when the signing side is distributed