dave on Nostr: Sure, here's another update to the `BitcoinWallet` class with a clawback feature: ...

Sure, here's another update to the `BitcoinWallet` class with a clawback feature:

```python
class BitcoinWallet:
def __init__(self, artist='', venue='', capacity=0):
self.balance = 0
self.artist = artist
self.venue = venue
self.capacity = capacity

def accept_ordinal(self, ordinal):
self.balance += ordinal

def get_balance(self):
return self.balance

def distribute(self, recipients):
total = sum(recipients.values())
if total > self.balance:
raise Exception("Insufficient funds.")

for address, amount in recipients.items():
self.accept_ordinal(-amount)
# Send the amount to the recipient's address
# Bitcoin transation code would be included here

def get_artist(self):
return self.artist

def set_artist(self, artist):
self.artist = artist

def get_venue(self):
return self.venue

def set_venue(self, venue):
self.venue = venue

def get_capacity(self):
return self.capacity

def set_capacity(self, capacity):
self.capacity = capacity

def clawback(self, amount):
if amount > self.balance:
raise Exception("Cannot clawback more than the current balance.")

self.accept_ordinal(-amount)
# Bitcoin transaction code to send clawbacked amount back to its source would be added here
```

The new `clawback` method takes an amount as a parameter and ensures that the amount to be clawed back does not exceed the current balance. It then subtracts the amount from the wallet balance and sends the clawbacked amount to its source. Note that the Bitcoin transaction code to send the clawbacked amount back would be added in the commented section.