Yes, depends on signature threshold. Overall it's a decent list. I'm not sure it's a big conversation starter but it's decent content. Good job OP!

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I'm not sure this is the math, doesn't it depend on your signature threshold?

3. Potential for Disputes: In a shared wallet scenario, disagreements over transactions could occur. If one party refuses to provide their signature, transactions can't be processed. Essentially, all parties have a 'veto' power.

It is not that often that you would have a dispute where disagreement will be such that the threshold of signers will not agree on closing the mutisig to resolve a bad veto. They can reopen it without the vetoer

I thought the risk was that, because disputes are handled by closing the multisig, if you have to many disputes the transaction costs are high.

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Benefits and risk of using multi-signature Bitcoin wallets

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I'm not sure this is the math, doesn't it depend on your signature threshold? 
> 3. Potential for Disputes: In a shared wallet scenario, disagreements over transactions could occur. If one party refuses to provide their signature, transactions can't be processed. Essentially, all parties have a 'veto' power.

It is not that often that you would have a dispute where disagreement will be such that the threshold of signers will not agree on closing the mutisig to resolve a bad veto. They can reopen it without the vetoer

I thought the risk was that, because disputes are handled by closing the multisig, if you have to many disputes the transaction costs are high.  