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To be fair, none of those other debates have anything to do with finances and wealth tools or vehicles. There's inherently less incentive to scam people with th
by cableshaft 5y ago
To be fair, none of those other debates have anything to do with finances and wealth tools or vehicles. There's inherently less incentive to scam people with those things because it won't make someone rich to do so (at least nowhere near the extent that other options, like stealing digital financial assets, would).
Email and websites in general have tons of scams associated with it, to the point where I'm required for whatever company or client I work for to take phishing/security awareness lectures every single year, yet those things don't "need to be defended".
- root_axis 5y agoFalse equivalence. Email and websites have immense self-evident utility, thus they do not need to be defended. Web3 doesn't actually solve any of the problems it claims to, so the proselytizers are always fighting hard to downplay all the problems it creates.