> While trading was halted in all digital currencies, including ethereum, the exchange said losses were limited only to bitcoin. It also said U.S. dollar deposits were not impacted.
As someone standing on the crypto currency sidelines with a bag of popcorn, I feel like this movie has gone from cyber punk drama to a played out comedy where you already know all the jokes and punchlines.
Every time a company attempts any form of "hot" storage for Bitcoin this seems to happen. At this point, I'm convinced it's only a matter of "when" not "if" for anybody else doing it. People keep trying to find an intersection between security and convenience but the lines are parallel!
> While trading was halted in all digital currencies, including ethereum, the exchange said losses were limited only to bitcoin. It also said U.S. dollar deposits were not impacted.
As someone standing on the crypto currency sidelines with a bag of popcorn, I feel like this movie has gone from cyber punk drama to a played out comedy where you already know all the jokes and punchlines.
Every time a company attempts any form of "hot" storage for Bitcoin this seems to happen. At this point, I'm convinced it's only a matter of "when" not "if" for anybody else doing it. People keep trying to find an intersection between security and convenience but the lines are parallel!