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It's safer cus there are hundreds of crypto exchanges that exist, in jurisdictions all over with varying levels of regulation or compliance. Many of which have
by eudoxus 4y ago
It's safer cus there are hundreds of crypto exchanges that exist, in jurisdictions all over with varying levels of regulation or compliance. Many of which have run off with customer funds. You can always be sure that your funds are safer in your own wallet than on an exchange.
However, USDC is issued by a consortium spear headed by Coinbase which is a publicly traded US company that has a wealth of regulatory compliance hoops they jump through, and have routine independent auditors track the reserves of USDC.
But youre right in that there's elements of trust that you need to place.
- lottin 4y ago> You can always be sure that your funds are safer in your own wallet than on an exchange. How is that so? Do you also think that keeping cash under a mattress is safer that keeping it in a bank?