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Unfortunately you don’t understand what trustless means in this context. “No one trusts a trustless coin” makes no sense, there is no trust required for it to f
by h-w 4y ago
Unfortunately you don’t understand what trustless means in this context. “No one trusts a trustless coin” makes no sense, there is no trust required for it to function (theoretically). It works as expected whether your counterparty is a saint or entirely corrupt.
- Layke1123 4y agoI do, I think. No one wants to use a coin that also let's criminals do dark things with even less scrutiny than fiat currencies.