/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52822376
*sigh*
I'm not a wallet developer and do not have any opinion on this subject. However, I can share some information relevant to your inquiry. The majority of users may possibly have insufficient technical knowledge to deal with the transfer and storage of raw private keys, whereas the ones who do can always use more suitable encryption libraries (i.e. Pact binaries have commands dedicated to the generation and signature of key pairs. https://pact-language.readthedocs.io/en/stable/pact-reference.html#signing-transactions ). Nonetheless wallet development usually adheres to conservative safety principles, where potentially hazardous features are delayed until proven adequate.
>>52822720
If you hacked Coinmetro for 10'000 KDA, you should give them back. In the event you do not want to as such, Kadena is as traceable as Bitcoin which means the full graph of transaction is always fully transparent and public, with addresses being pseudonymous (identity isn't exposed unless propagated by piece of information leaked at each nodes in the graph). As a smart-contract -enabled blockchain zero-knowledge privacy should be conceivable on Kadena, but traditional regulatory organisms are generally opposed to their widespread use due to possible concern around the growth of hostile financial structures.