No one leaves all their Bitcoin on a laptop. Even casual users today most likely have a backup of some kind. The process is easy now; buy a hardware wallet or u

No one leaves all their Bitcoin on a laptop. Even casual users today most likely have a backup of some kind. The process is easy now; buy a hardware wallet or use a phone app, write down the backup words, done. > Being able to call your bank or credit union and have them freeze your cards, reverse fraudulent charges The only reason I've ever had to do this is because traditional payments security is so shitty. Forgive me if I'm not impressed that the fiat payments system has measures to deal with problems that it created. No one can make a fraudulent charge on my Bitcoin wallet. The last time Chase detected a fraudulent charge on my credit card, they helpfully did a chargeback on a bunch of other random non-fraudulent transactions without asking me, which led to many hours of bullshit for me to deal with. I had to move insurance companies because progressive stopped letting me pay with a credit card.