AnchorWatch describes Flagship Vault multisig structure
anchorwatch-flagship-vault-structure
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- @AnchorWatch
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- AnchorWatch
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- 4 Aug 2026, 20:03 UTC
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AnchorWatch describes its Flagship Vault as a multisig arrangement in which neither the customer nor AnchorWatch can move Bitcoin without the other, with recovery defined through on-chain rules rather than documents. Held as a dated organizational explanation of the product structure being offered during the incident response. The description is the publisher's own and inclusion is not a recommendation.
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Your key should not be the only thing protecting your Bitcoin. A Flagship Vault is a multisig held across you and AnchorWatch. Neither side can move your Bitcoin without the other. Recovery is defined in the vault through on-chain rules, not a document you hope someone finds.
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How a Flagship Vault is structured, and where to start:
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thread: 2084731856637796599 url: https://x.com/AnchorWatch/status/2084731856637796599 author: AnchorWatch post: 2084731856637796599 role: focal author: AnchorWatch name: AnchorWatch created: 2026-08-04T20:03:01Z media: 1 body: Your key should not be the only thing protecting your Bitcoin. A Flagship Vault is a multisig held across you and AnchorWatch. Neither side can move your Bitcoin without the other. Recovery is defined in the vault through on-chain rules, not a document you hope someone finds. post: 2084731858143563962 role: self-thread author: AnchorWatch name: AnchorWatch created: 2026-08-04T20:03:02Z media: 0 body: How a Flagship Vault is structured, and where to start:Excerpt only. The complete copy is held offline and backs quotations on this site. The original publication remains the canonical public source.
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