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I have a wallet with several tokens in it and a CDP. I want to run a CDP-keeper, but I don’t want to put my full seed on a server until I have some more security in place.
It would be great if the account being watched could be separate from the account used in --eth-from. I believe it’s possible to fund a CDP without being its owner, right?
Allowing this would also allow people with CDPs owned by accounts on hardware wallets to run the keeper.
I could also run a keeper to watch my friend’s CDP. They aren’t savvy enough to run one and I would trust them to pay me back manually if the keeper has to do anything. I don’t need a fancy smart contract to handle that with a friend.
I have a wallet with several tokens in it and a CDP. I want to run a CDP-keeper, but I don’t want to put my full seed on a server until I have some more security in place.
It would be great if the account being watched could be separate from the account used in --eth-from. I believe it’s possible to fund a CDP without being its owner, right?
Allowing this would also allow people with CDPs owned by accounts on hardware wallets to run the keeper.
I could also run a keeper to watch my friend’s CDP. They aren’t savvy enough to run one and I would trust them to pay me back manually if the keeper has to do anything. I don’t need a fancy smart contract to handle that with a friend.