01-10-2022, 03:41 PM
(01-10-2022, 03:14 PM)dissident Wrote: 1. What happened to the "no fees" argument? From what i'm reading, you pay fees for every transaction you complete
2. What happened to the "no intermediaries" argument? you can't even hold cryptos without using (someone's) online wallet, not to mention paying/subscribing to a bunch of shady sites providing "information" about the pertinent market/sector
3. What happens if you open your online wallet and get an error of any kind or just see your balance is smaller than it should be? Who protects you from thieves (and thieves here arent your local hobos, but educated software engineers/hackers and guys of similar profile)? Which institutions and with what resources? Also, aren't transactions completely untrackable (which was the third and last semi-sound pro crypto argument)?
4. From 1 to 10, how stupid would you say you are?
Thank you
1. no fees was always infeasible, idk who advocated otherwise
2. kind of, but not for transactions + smart contract interactions
3. then you fucked up by leaking your seed phrase. the odds of someone getting your funds otherwise is so atronomically low, it's more likely all the oxygen atoms go to the other side of the room and you suffocate.
transactions are all public and trackable by law enforcement (this has been proven multiple times)
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