> if you’re wrong, you’re not accountable to your actions because there was never any actual money on the line.
I mean, that's the risk you run right?
Either you're a regulated system where you can avoid this kind of thing, or you're an unregulated system where you go 'screw the man', but you don't get the protections that are associated with the traditional financial system.
There's some deep irony about complaining about it; isn't the 'good' thing about crypto?
I mean, that's the risk you run right?
Either you're a regulated system where you can avoid this kind of thing, or you're an unregulated system where you go 'screw the man', but you don't get the protections that are associated with the traditional financial system.
There's some deep irony about complaining about it; isn't the 'good' thing about crypto?
That's what people keep telling me anyway.