/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25048741
Live under a rock

>>25048741
They released 1 million emails and 270k detailed customer info

>>25048741
Old news

>>25048741

Security and insurance are two very important needs of the industry. One stops the attacker from harming the platform, other reduces loss. Pre and post calamity measures

>>25048829
i don't think that we are going to be 100% safe at any time. i see a lot of insurance protocols these days but haven't heard that they help someone, i don't know how they roll. and since this stuff still happens, they are not doing it good.

>>25048741
these fuckers should burn wtf
why the heck my e-mail was leaked ffs
now i fear and have to move
everyone knows that i am in crypto imagine what they do when crypto will boom and other people will be poor

>>25049061
but you could be safer
its all about being smart on the internet but this is complex anyway
let's see how decentralization will work

>>25049090
that's why we all need insurance platforms like bmi, nexus, Nsure....

>>25049222
who the f backs those insurances
thin air money it's my take on it

>>25049222
and who is insuring the insurer? what happens if they get hacked?

I have moved since I bought my ledger and I used my initials to buy, not my full name.

>>25049383
What is reinsurance?

>>25049222
there are some differences between them. bmi claims that you can insure practically everything crypto related while the other two are about smart contract insurance. or at least that is how i understood it.

>>25049090
exactly man they dont give a shit about security
maybe it was all intentional

>>25049104
looks like it's going to be adopted by the whole world soon

>>25049640
probably the regs will help. i don't see mass adoption with this level of security. even if it's decentralized there are a lot of frauds still happening. normies must feel safe if you we want them to enter deeper in the crypto.

>>25049640
yea but not sure about what the regs will bring though

>>25049593
if bmi manage to practice what they preach and if the competition is healthy and productive it can be a huge improvement when talking about safety.

>>25049980
they will just compete for the money.
i don't think that collaboration is possible in this sphere.
it might be useful, but not likely to happen

>>25049640
i feel that bmi will get its fair share of attention soon since its a big player in defi

>>25049980
my thoughts exactly but there is room for many project similar to bridge so that good for innovation

>>25049980
if? it's not about if man believe me
once launched this will skyrocket so hard you wont believe

>>25049834
nothing but good things i am sure of that
governments need this technology asap

>>25050261
makes sense since they "found out" that our money is uselesssssss lol

>>25050284
that's how it goes unfortunately
so many of us are clueless on what's going on and how to get out smoothley

Intergrate DLT solutions to ensure the data is secured, validated and threat proof in transit, whilst also implementing decentralised storage of this data to ensure hackers cannot get to it...

Good example would be 2 companies working with the Department Of Defence: Constellation Network & Kinnami to prevent this shit from happening and stopping peoples data getting leaked / fucked.

>>25050225

Bridge has proved its innovation so many times bro. It hs produced one of the best platforms out there to build a token and a platform good enough to insure every crypto company and stable coin in this space

>>25050261

Bridge is Already securing the stable coins. Imagine if it is able to secure CBDCs. That would be fuckin cool.

Why are you retarded faggots worried about?
>oh no!!!! someone knows I hold crypto
Do you faggots freak out that people know you hold stocks or money in the bank too? There's no fucking difference.

>>25050578

That would be fuckin amazing bro.

And imagine the world gets to know this, the pump it is going to bring in its prices. Fuckin amazing. Am be happy to see it lambo

>>25048741

https://www.proofpoint.com/us/blog/threat-insight/persistent-actor-targets-ledger-cryptocurrency-wallets

juicy details on how the fake ledger update app works. tricks users into giving the indian your 24 word seed phrase

>>25051051
Calm down pony ass. Let the token get out first. Bmi is not even launched yet. At least let it have some fresh air and dump hard

>>25051816
Bridge will moon guys. What ever you are saying are just assumptions based in wrong facts.

Decentralized insurance is a big thing. Let’s jump it up here and buy it

>>25048741
Never understood the need for those devices. They just sell you a USB stick at a huge markup.

1. you stupid faggots decide to get into crypto.
2. you do absolutely no research into how to use crypto and safely store your privkeys.
3. Because of your fucking ineptitude, you buy a fucking gimmick crypto storage gadget, and in a moment of supreme enlightenment, freely give the manufacturers your personal information, including phone numbers, home address, etc.
4. You come from work one day to a destroyed house and your missing child, only to be returned once your crypto bags are transferred to a wallet addy in the ransom note.
5. you are a fucking dipshit.

>>25052545


HA!! Love it what blockchain has done to this space

So many new innovations. ANd BMI has just fuckin nailed with its insurance business. Super kool