UIGYUIUYG

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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   > by hiding the password to your cryptowallet inside a safe, or using one of the various incantations of writing your password on a post-it note. This is the scariest bit about crypto by far and that I will not deny. This is why whilst I
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   > Do people who had SafeDollar have control over their own money? Did the people whose money got locked in the DAO because of a software bug have control over their own money? Nope, because they didn't do their due diligence. Do you
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   One I personally know of - https://cryptoslate.com/another-big-cardano-ada-deal-is-in-t... There is many other cases for blockchain / crypto technologies far beyond the world of ransomware, extortion, blackmail, money
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   Then don't put your money in a newly created contract? You yourself say you keep it in a Chase bank account, you sure as hell wouldn't put your life savings in a newly created bank and trust everything to them would you? Look at w
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   You can literally say that about cold hard cash. Blackmail? Pay cash. Buying illegal substances? Cash. Gambling? Get your cash out. It's all in how you use it. https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2021&#x
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   They just can't set up a specific UK exchange. UK residents can still use binance.
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   by UIGYUIUYG 5y ago

   >is that now what the bar is? "I saw it on youtube" ? In todays society? Sadly, yes.