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The goal of the Resolvr project is to enable an open-source dispute resolution system. We have discussed in the past that part
of the solution could include a Fedimint module that orchestrated
the unlocking of a "bounty". How to do this has remained an open question. In this post, I will propose two possible
implementations. Both implementations use FROST/ROAST to produce a signature that allows the bounty to be unlocked.
Requirements and Assumptions
"Reviewers" can be assigned to a "bounty". This bounty is paid out in Bitcoin (on-chain, lightning, or ecash).
The "Reviewers" are assumed to have a Nostr Public Key (npub) associated with their identity. This proposal does not attempt
to solve the problem of public key discovery or trustworthness of nostr npubs. It is assumed that reputation will be
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