[Focusing on Large-Scale Assets and Institutional-Level Management: Mixin Safe Mitigates Single-Point Risks with Multi-Signature and Time Lock] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on October 1, while implementing the repayment arrangement for $23 million USDT, Mixin continued to advance the construction of a layered asset security architecture and officially launched the asset security management solution, Mixin Safe. It is primarily targeted at large-scale holders, families, teams, and institutional users. According to the introduction, Mixin Safe integrates mature technologies such as native chain multi-signature, MPC (Multi-Party Computation), and time lock to allocate asset control permissions among three parties: the owner, co-management members, and recovery team, achieving a separation of powers. In terms of specific mechanisms, routine transfers require approval from co-management members via the Mixin App, while the asset owner uses third-party tools—including hardware wallets (such as Ledger) or software wallets (such as Bitcoin Core, Mornin Key, etc.)—to sign native chain transactions. Only when both conditions are simultaneously met can the assets be transferred, ensuring that no single participant can independently complete the transfer. Additionally, the recovery team's private recovery key is constrained by a time lock mechanism and can only intervene in the asset recovery process under specific conditions. Mixin stated that through the combination of decentralized approval, hardware signing, and time lock mechanisms, Mixin Safe aims to reduce the risk of illegal asset transfers caused by single system failures, device loss, or key leaks, thereby preventing excessive concentration of asset control rights in a single participant.