> by hiding the password to your cryptowallet inside a safe, or using one of the various incantations of writing your password on a post-it note. This is the scariest bit about crypto by far and that I will not deny.…
One I personally know of - https://cryptoslate.com/another-big-cardano-ada-deal-is-in-t... There is many other cases for blockchain / crypto technologies far beyond the world of ransomware, extortion, blackmail, money…
Then don't put your money in a newly created contract? You yourself say you keep it in a Chase bank account, you sure as hell wouldn't put your life savings in a newly created bank and trust everything to them would…
They just can't set up a specific UK exchange. UK residents can still use binance.
>is that now what the bar is? "I saw it on youtube" ? In todays society? Sadly, yes.
> by hiding the password to your cryptowallet inside a safe, or using one of the various incantations of writing your password on a post-it note. This is the scariest bit about crypto by far and that I will not deny.…
One I personally know of - https://cryptoslate.com/another-big-cardano-ada-deal-is-in-t... There is many other cases for blockchain / crypto technologies far beyond the world of ransomware, extortion, blackmail, money…
Then don't put your money in a newly created contract? You yourself say you keep it in a Chase bank account, you sure as hell wouldn't put your life savings in a newly created bank and trust everything to them would…
They just can't set up a specific UK exchange. UK residents can still use binance.
>is that now what the bar is? "I saw it on youtube" ? In todays society? Sadly, yes.