Add tss-lib and mpcium - #71
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Very cool, thanks for adding these! Do you reckon mpcium should go into the Frameworks section? After having a brief look it seems to be specialized for wallet management, so my intuition would say that this should go into the protocol section. In my view I am thinking that MPC frameworks support generic circuits rather than special protocols. What do you think? |
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Add tss-lib and mpcium
Summary
Adds two production-grade threshold signature libraries:
tss-lib (Protocols) - Go implementation of threshold ECDSA and EdDSA for distributed key generation, signing, and resharing. Based on Gennaro & Goldfeder's work (CCS'18).
mpcium (Frameworks) - Open-source MPC wallet infrastructure in Go. Supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and other blockchain networks.
Both libraries are actively maintained and used in production cryptocurrency applications.