- Ideally, it would preserve maximum security, so your keys aren’t exposed unnecessarily, but the funds are accessible to your trusted people.
I know it sounds wild—maybe it requires some kind of clever cryptography or smart contract wizardry—but I wanted to put it out there and see if anyone has brainstormed anything similar.
You’ve just explained what you want us to skip out of it but, to stay on course with this thread, skipped!
I don’t see how we would keep maximum security by having several persons to be an access point to our wallets in any loss or damage eventuality. What you end up with is more dangers to your wallet. This is because, though these guys might be trusted, it doesn’t mean they would always stay out of trouble or the company they keep would always be good ones.
One thing could lead to another and the need to access your wallet for some way out funds can arise, you don’t get to do nothing about some prompt because you didn’t notice and your funds is gone.
What you are suggesting isn’t weird, it’s typical with adding recovery emails to an email address. I just don’t think it suitable for Bitcoin wallet. There is security in privacy and that doesn’t mean, you don’t duplicate your seed phrase for accessibility elsewhere while keeping it private.