Row 99317

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This is mad. A lot of people are scared to create a wallet, so they keep it all with Coinbase, and then when the company they trust appears to tell them to take custody but also GIVES THEM A COPY OF A KEY to move money to, guess what:

1. They probably trust Coinbase (and this fake one too), I mean, that was the whole point in not taking custody.

2. They have no idea what the risks of holding keys are, so they don't know that this is a big no no red flag.

3. They will follow the instructions because it came from a stranger and not someone they know and trust.

Number 3 is fucking annoying as hell.

I mean, there's that guy going around saying Bitcoin is untrusted money and that we should have more trust, not less, but he's conflating things. Bitcoin allows us to put more trust in our peers, and banks allow us to have less trust in our peers, but we put more trust in the institutions and get fucked because of it. And then we're gas lit into believing it was our fault, that the institutions didn't try to bubble wrap you to extract money from you, but forgot to mention that it doesn't protect you from a 15ft drop.

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text This is mad. A lot of people are scared to create a wallet, so they keep it all with Coinbase, and then when the company they trust appears to tell them to take custody but also GIVES THEM A COPY OF A KEY to move money to, guess what: 1. They probably trust Coinbase (and this fake one too), I mean, that was the whole point in not taking custody. 2. They have no idea what the risks of holding keys are, so they don't know that this is a big no no red flag. 3. They will follow the instructions b…
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datetime 2024-05-25
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