/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52846738
Holding a privacy altcoin is smart. However, XKR is a shitcoin. You should know that

>>52727588
Publicly available financial history being a gap in the security in their funds is now making sense to crypto users.

>>52633577
Good point

>>52622492
Very difficult for a privacy crypto that is not multi-chain composable to scale

>>52390168
>Crypto is as good as dead
Not when web3 auth bridges are giving institutions more reason to get in

>>51685205
If you want to keep your accounts secured, the using an account protocol or open source cross-chain identity protocol is the best way to stay ahead since you'll be able to manage things from a single point.

>>51540686
Not with the rate at which wallet security is becoming standard. There are many ways to secure your assets such as keeping control over everything from a single access point

>>51366639
>becoming amplified by account protocols
I guess it's a good thing that ORE is doing what its doing especially for users and developers interacting with Ethereum chain

>>51287259
Actually, security is a big deal these days. More reasons why managing assets from a single point should be encouraged. The complexity of several identities and keys definitely contribute to the security challenges

>>51250869
Super underrated. Most people are used to controlling several identities and assets through a single account.

>>51078221
Not hidden. There are hundred of blockchains that are kind of under-appreciated. It's about time for cross-chain protocols to bring them to a single point.

>>51046147
>Underrated response.
Although, identifying fundamentally undervalued projects in this crazy market can be quite challenging. I really wonder how projects whose utilities are not tied to promoting mass adoption of blockchain services and web3 development will make it.

>>50817617
Security: Begins with enabling secure identities on the blockchain. Not just on one chain, but in all. A single point of entry is totally underrated

>>50795910
Checked. Bringing all the chains to a point.

>>50781682
That is more likely to happen with crypto bring all blockchains all to a single point of access.

>>50764190
More reason why it's best to have them all at a single point, esp. when finance is in the question.