> How is this any different than, say, someone finding your bank account password? Or a phishing email? It's different because you have recourse to your bank w

> How is this any different than, say, someone finding your bank account password? Or a phishing email? It's different because you have recourse to your bank when someone steals your credit card/bank account info (credit card and ACH transactions can be reversed), and because banks have processes in place to protect their clients (locking accounts, additional scrutiny on large transactions, etc.) > If that really worries you then there will be centralized services for you to use with systems in place to prevent this. Those services are called banks, and they already exist for regular money. So why do I need or want crypto again?