Most multisig failures don't start with bad code. They start with "I thought someone else was handling that." @_SEAL_Org's Multisig Ops certification has 24 controls across 6 sections. Control "Named Multisig Operations Owner" is first for a reason. It asks one question: Is there a clearly named person or team accountable for multisig operations? Accountability scope according to SEAL: — Policy maintenance — Signer onboarding/offboarding — Documentation accuracy — Periodic reviews — Incident escalation Check your protocol. Open your internal docs. Search for whoever owns each of these five things. If you can't find a name in under 60 seconds, you don't have a named owner. You have an assumption. Assumptions are how a compromised signer stays on a multisig for 3 months after they leave the team. This is day 1 of a 30-day series on the SEAL Multisig Ops certification framework. One control per day. Self-assessment questions your protocol can answer today.