Content Outline: Introduction: - Definition and purpose of multi-signature addresses 1. How do multi-signature addresses work? - Explanation of the concept and the technology behind it - Key components of a multi-signature address - Benefits and advantages of using multi-signature addresses 2. Enhancing security with multi-signature addresses - Understanding the vulnerabilities of single-signature addresses - Eliminating single points of failure with multiple signatures - Protection against theft, fraud, and unauthorized transactions 3. Increased control and trust with multi-signature addresses - Decentralized control over funds - Shared responsibility and decision-making - Building trust among multiple parties 4. Use cases and applications of multi-signature addresses - Business and corporate use cases - Escrow services and third-party involvement - Joint accounts and shared control 5. Steps to create and manage a multi-signature address - Choosing the right wallet or platform - Setting the required number of signatures - Approving and executing transactions Question 1: How do multi-signature addresses work?