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Why does it always have to be like this

Is it safe to keep it all in trustwallet?

>>52862415
No asset is "safe". It's all about risks when investing. However, your control over your assets and identities is the indicator of security

>>52776320
>>52776370
It's coming to this if you run at the risk of getting scammed every second

>>52284301
How important will IDs be if regulations becomes a big deal

>>51594425
Keeping the keys safe is the concern. It becomes complicated when you have to think about too many private keys. The best option is to have a single point of entry

>>51565449
That it is insecure as result of the privacy gap. How can the financial history of anyone be tracked on-chain without the wallet owner's consent.

>>51448721
That moment when you lose your sleep because you're not in control of your assets and multiple identities. Just use ORE and save yourself the stress

>>51376166
The "control" comes into question considering how challenging it is for an average user to manage multiple keys and seed phrases; even worse when it is spread across multiple chains.

>>51366760
Financial risk is not a new concept especially when you are not in full control of your assets and identities on-chain.

>>51288045
How about the concept of ORE? where users are given full control of their identities through a single ID and password? I think that's a fundamental component of security.

>>51136179
>Keep an eye on niches like Web3,
Most especially web2.0 identities bridges. Maintaining full control over identities will be very crucial in web3 development. That's for sure

>>50970338
>Web 2.0 is the current version of the web with which we are all familiar,
Major emphasis on the "familiar".
>Truth is that many users are still struggling to understand and manage their identities on web3.
It might take a while, and smart use of account protocols to make the best out of it.

>>50949069
>Security
In the order of priorities, account management should be at the apex. What's the point handling crypto assets and unable to maintain full control over them

>>50888175
The regular life of a crypto trader

>>50850009
Before you start talking about crypto payments, you have to consider the rate at which crypto is being adopted and accepted. A wider adoption is sure if users can easily interact with blockchain services (considering the complexity of the hundred blockchains that exists).

>>50831588
What will attract more people into the space is setting the entry barrier to be lower. The simpler the blockchain services are to use, the wider they'll be adopted

>>50383462
>I have other investments but I cant deny that holding bat has been mostly a giant disappointment
>Rail>Bat
Only if you had invested in true privacy projects instead

>>50365493
Options you have
>High caps
>Low caps
>NFTs
>Virtual lands

>>50005461
>RAILGUN
All eyes on it.

>>49991673
I'll tell you something that is more addictive. Engaging with famous athletes in 3D or being in a digital stadium

>>49892913
Perhaps it is. But I personally see more value in filtering down the number of coins one is invested in. Probably the best time to focus on projects with long term potentials and limit it to a few sure ones you've done a proper research on. At the moment, Railgun is a big one, as well as Monero and PriFi tokens. Well, that's where my focus is on at the moment, considering how much regulations is priming to become a big deal. The metaverse and web3 focused projects is another prominent place to pay attention to.

>>49639511
That's what I thought about Rail but it keeps going up. My order are left unchecked

>>30365168
>token not needed
Baby’s first fud