Today I did more Javascript programming interacting with the Hedera SDK. I used a script to create more Testnet accounts along with their private keys to store in the environment file and ran it with node. With these accounts I created a multisignature account. The funds in this account can only be accessed if all og the signatures are present. A threshold account was a simple modification to this. The threshold account requires some number of signatures in order to be considered signed. Adding signatures to a transaction is an easy matter of chaining on another method call. Overall I am surprised at how easy and intuitive it is to interact with Hedera using Node and Javascript.
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