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Right, so non-cryptographic bank account numbers and credit cards are the answer. Because someone can just change a database and pretend it didn't happen. It's
by ilaksh 5y ago
Right, so non-cryptographic bank account numbers and credit cards are the answer. Because someone can just change a database and pretend it didn't happen.
It's really quite a lot worse.
- civilized 5y agoIn theory it sounds worse, but in practice I have the impression that crypto has a much worse track record in terms of the percentage of people and currency that have been victimized by theft. If big banks were being stolen from at the same rate as crypto exchanges, the news would be pretty Wild West.
- burntoutfire 5y agoMy bank sends me cryptographically-signed bank statements. So, if they just erase my bank account by mistake, I can challenge them with the statement that they sent me earlier.