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One can build any amount of consumer protection required into most cryptocurrencies. In their bare form they don't have that, exactly like cash doesn't have tha
by mtrycz2 7y ago
One can build any amount of consumer protection required into most cryptocurrencies. In their bare form they don't have that, exactly like cash doesn't have that.
One can use the desired amount of third parties for fund protection.
The new thing about cryptocurrencies, is that some of these third-party services can be made non-custodial, so the third-party never has access to your funds. They arbiter, but not transmit.