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Bill Cypher · 2d
Check the amount of Bitcoin people payed for and lost on both events. Centralized platforms are still more dangerous.
BitcoinSandy · 2d
Only the size, but this hit very hard to plebs stacking what they thought was a safe way
เธ เนเธฃtะณเนเธ เธ„เธขt · 2d
No difference.
xlv · 2d
two bads don't make it right
StackinBeets · 2d
I'm way past believing the incompetence angle. Ftx was planned, so was coinkite.
Hanshan · 2d
Theres a difference when you dgaf about trading but you DO gaf about security
nicodemus · 2d
No. And I made the same comparison to the wife. Every cycle, we have a lot of people lose a lot of coin due to misplaced trust. You can't trust much of anything in bitcoin. Even yourself. People gotta learn to think in layers of security. This one DOES hit a little different, though, because a lot ...
Aedifico · 2d
Which trust does it strengthen and does it weaken?
TKay · 2d
Not really.
Daryn Cavalier · 2d
Ftx was implied counter party risk Coinkite was implied trustlessness
Contra · 2d
Different modes/methods with same outcome
Beerye · 2d
The trading loss is relatively more transparent.
Abstract Equilibrium · 2d
Consent. I do wonder whether their ToS covers liability for an entopy bug tho?
Don't Believe The Vibe ๐ŸŒฑ๐Ÿ‹๐ŸŠ · 2d
I have doubts they are bad at security by now.
Leito · 2d
But I heard they have a super secure USB implementation, 2 secure elements, the traces on the board avoid side channel attacks What could possibly be wrong? Seems like very responsible thorough people
Eddie · 2d
It's both fraud. But about FTX we know for a fact now they lied AND stole customer funds.