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> The question isn't "are the funds there right now" the question is "can we trust you" and the answer is probably no. Why is the answer probably no? Because o
by jld89 4y ago
> The question isn't "are the funds there right now" the question is "can we trust you" and the answer is probably no.
Why is the answer probably no? Because of what happened with FTX?
- SilverBirch 4y agoLet's face it, operators in the crypto space have generally proven to be untrustworthy. In an ironic twist to the "trustless decentralized..." we've ended up with highly centralized untrustworthy operators. It turns out companies that operate in a deliberate regulatory grey zone tend to... you know... not operate with integrity. Let's face it, there are some stable coins out there we know aren't backed, but haven't blown up yet.