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I might be mistaken, but are not several "traditional" banks offering crypto wallets for customers? Is there a realistic chance this kind of bank is going to st
by generic92034 2y ago
I might be mistaken, but are not several "traditional" banks offering crypto wallets for customers? Is there a realistic chance this kind of bank is going to steal their customers' crypto and going (at least, next to criminal investigations) bankrupt over it?
- Djdjur7373bb 2y agoSure, they could. Would that be any different from how a bank could steal funds from a traditional deposit account? By making a bank the custodian of your crypto wallet, you're placing your trust in them and should have similar legal recourse you would have had with a fiat deposit.
- generic92034 2y agoI am not sure if you are objecting. Definitely you need to trust your bank if you are going store your crypto with them. I just do not see any large traditional bank stealing their customers' crypto and hoping to get away with it. As far as I know all the cases of stolen crypto have been newly founded companies with their only business being your crypto. That is quite unlike the other kind of bank.