In the ever evolving field of threshold cryptography, securing key shares through multi-party computation (MPC) offers powerful protection against compromise. MPC at Lit ensures threshold-based signing remains secure, with no single party holding full key share access and all nodes running in TEEs. However, scaling with this security model poses

Addressing the MPC Criticisms and How Lit Protocol Approaches Them Multi-Party Computation (MPC) has sparked a significant amount of excitement in the world of digital asset custody—sometimes leading to inflated claims and misunderstandings. In the article MPC does have a single point of failure, You're not getting