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Arguably, Ethereum's even more prone to this of loss than BTC, because of the complexity of broken smart contracts with permanently locked funds.
by dcolkitt 5y ago
Arguably, Ethereum's even more prone to this of loss than BTC, because of the complexity of broken smart contracts with permanently locked funds.
- bogota 5y agoI think it evens out though because of a lot of early people with lots of bitcoin just lost interest and lost the wallet. This was sadly the case for me as well as a few other people i know. By time eth came out though everyone was much better about backing up wallets you thought would be worth nothing.
- mcherm 5y agoBut that was a one-time effect. It affects the current money supply, but does not affect inflation/deflation over time.