This is my biggest complaint against cryptocurrencies in general.
I'm happy with my bank's fraud protection. How can crypto users protect themselves without recreating traditional banking?
Bitcoin was released ~13 years ago, and wallet/transaction security has been one of the most important requirements since then (along with scalability, but let's not go there). If trillion dollar market caps and god-knows-how-many billions of investment couldn't figure out how to protect consumers after 13 years...
I'm happy with my bank's fraud protection. How can crypto users protect themselves without recreating traditional banking?
Bitcoin was released ~13 years ago, and wallet/transaction security has been one of the most important requirements since then (along with scalability, but let's not go there). If trillion dollar market caps and god-knows-how-many billions of investment couldn't figure out how to protect consumers after 13 years...