Should an escrow be liable for any loss of such funds
I've seen an escrow involved in someone
losing $50,000, and everyone still trusts him.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is julerz12 of Bitcointalk.org signing this address bc1q5ck3twey8n76pqe5dvtxwvpmyc78ccwfct4rmh for Yo!Mix BTC escrow address on 01/09/2023
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bc1q5ck3twey8n76pqe5dvtxwvpmyc78ccwfct4rmh
Hz0X6JUUemDXIDaV0ct25hvxs1MFah+y++dbQ/2gWpf1F0CP8EJknrSrcwTskBU0Q/hDaf3Eowv42DYstRSSC8Y=
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What's the point of signing a message from the deposit address itself, instead of an old staked address? Anyone can sign that exact same message with a brand new address, all it does is prove that whoever signed it, has access to that address. It doesn't even prove that julerz12 ownes it.