During the Unity AMA on October 17th, I came across a question that’s highly relevant for future node operators considering pooling funds to acquire a node. I’d like to share my experience, outline some best practices, and highlight important safety aspects in this thread 🧵👇

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14/ If you found this helpful, consider using my code if you decide to purchase another UnityNode NFT. Thank you!

13/ The UI/UX of @Safe is quite intuitive. I encourage you to explore its features and experiment with the wallet to get familiar with the app before sending any significant amount of assets to it.

12/ Congratulations — you’ve just created your first multi-sig wallet on Ethereum! Use the account address to send assets that you and your partners will manage jointly.

11/ You can pay the activation fee in this step or pay it later.

10/ Double-check your settings, then move on to the next step.

9/ You can assign multiple signers, each controlling their own wallet, and set a threshold for how many signatures are required to approve a transaction. For simplicity, I chose two signers with a threshold of two — meaning every transaction must be signed by both parties before

8/ There is a huge variety of blockchains available, including @base – but I'll leave @ethereum as a default option.

7/ I personally use and recommend @Rabby_io wallet for its simple and user friendly intuitive design.

6/ To create a multi-sig wallet, simply visit the official Safe website and connect your existing wallet.

5/ Safe{Wallet} is the leading choice. It is a battle-tested and widely trusted smart contract-based wallet used by individuals, DAOs, and crypto businesses to securely manage billions in digital assets.

4/ Fortunately for node operators and entrepreneurs, there’s a simple, secure, and reliable solution: creating a multi-signature wallet with predefined keys and rules that all parties agree upon to manage access to the shared assets — called @Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe).

3/ Beyond the technical limitations on Unity’s side, I strongly advise against assigning ownership and control of any digital asset to a single person. This isn’t just a matter of trust – it’s a practical consideration. Legal implications, illness, or other forms of absence could

2/ @JoshMinsNet's responce was: Okay, so you can run both the Node and the Unity operator licenses within the same application. Technically, it is possible to split the two hundred operator licenses. However, you won't have the same level of overview and management features

1/ First of all, lets look at the original version read out loud by @Matt_W_MN at 1:58:42: I've split my node with my friend. The NFT should be landing in his wallet, and we plan to split the two hundred licenses [between two of us...] When I receive the nodes, will I also be

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Rough draft.... feedback appreciated 🙏