> Cryptocurrencies doesn't remove all trust. It's about removing trust in third parties to send and receive transactions. That's it. And that's a big deal. You

> Cryptocurrencies doesn't remove all trust. It's about removing trust in third parties to send and receive transactions. That's it. And that's a big deal. You still need to trust a wallet, nodes, and miners to perform a transaction. While attacks on nodes and miners have been rare so far, wallets have been a weak link in the trust chain. Some are malware, some have vulnerabilities, some are targeted by malware, some just have such terrible UX it's difficult to perform your intended transaction correctly. Even if the transaction is performed on the blockchain correctly, unless it's a donation or governed purely by a smart contract, you need to trust the other party to perform the appropriate action based on your transaction (eg mail you goods)