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That comment was more referring to using and self-custody of monero, which may have some users who use it for crime, just like all money. It’s about not making
by randomhodler84 5y ago
That comment was more referring to using and self-custody of monero, which may have some users who use it for crime, just like all money. It’s about not making blanket moral decisions about a thing you perceive as icky, to your own financial detriment. hold your coins close to your heart.
You have no right to earn interest on Bitcoin. It’s not in its cryptoeconomic model, it is an overlay at best that introduces risk. Historically, interest was actually religiously banned. It was only corruption from the ProtoBankers that made you believe you were entitled to it.
- P18g4rKns6Q 5y agoThank you for walking your comments back, I never claimed to have a "right" to earn interest. > You have to weigh the risk of theft vs the financial losses Exchanges provide compound interest, but are vulnerable to hacks, in ways unlike self-custody. Every possible action you take in your life could be taken advantage by criminals. Do you want to let that restrict your ability to lead your life?