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What do you mean "random websites"? It's Coinbase, the most reputable bitcoin wallet that exists. (Though they have had a few troubles as of late.)

• alexhawdon 13y ago
  When comparing to established financial institutions and systems, I think it's fair to refer to even the most reputable BitCoin service provider as a 'random website'. That's the point that's being made.
• yid 13y ago
  Until you can verify Coinbase's internal security and practices, trust every employee with access to your account info, and verify their honest intentions, it's still pretty much a "random website". Until then, you're effectively driving your Ferrari across the border into Tijuana and tossing the keys to a random barkeep.
  • elwell 13y ago
    So... any bank website is also 'random'?
    • aragot 13y ago
      I would downvote this comment for trolling if I had the permission.
    • Sae5waip 13y ago
      No, bank websites are bank websites. And bank websites are operated by banks. And banks are regulated by governments.
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• trbs 13y ago
  Yes, please get back to us when you have verifiable proof of their security. This is Bitcoin we're talking about. It doesn't matter how "reputable" they appear to be.