honestly

[Anonymous No.12269092]

with all the wallet hacks popping up lately, is it better for the average user to just leave their coins on a regulated exchange like coinbase?

[Anonymous No.12269111]

>>12269092
You can’t hack a paper wallet.

[Anonymous No.12269118]

>>12269092
No, withdraw everything and go long on Brooklyn BBQ

[Anonymous No.12269145]

>>12269092
>buy a $1 jar of pickles
>take 2 out and use the empty jars to serve onions-infused microbrews in
>buy 12 packs of the cheapest white bap rolls for $1 a pack
>cook some cheap cuts of meat like brisket and slice it up
>serve it to absolute fucking arseholes for $15-20 a pop

Whoever is selling this shit is making a mint

[Anonymous No.12269168]

>>12269145
Not to mention there are no fucking plates or cutlery. You get served on a fucking tray with paper on it as if you were a dog. I would be insulted to be served this. Wouldn't pay more than $8 for that shit.

[Anonymous No.12269182]

>>12269092
Lol right all the wallet hacks.
It's just idiots getting phished. The same happens with bank accounts just we don't have a board dedicated to the banking system so you don't hear how often it happens.

[Anonymous No.12269204]

>>12269182
literally every single person here has a bank account

[Anonymous No.12269215]

>>12269145
Most restaurants fail though. This one is unlikely to be an exception.

[Anonymous No.12269229]

>>12269092
yes, that would be safest. leave everything on the exchange, goy

[Anonymous No.12269242]

>>12269229
the fact that no crypto exchange is trustworthy says more about crypto than exchanges

[Anonymous No.12269258]

>>12269092
I keep all my funds safely on Yobit.

[Anonymous No.12269275]

My ledger still holds 7 figure LINK. The fuck you talking about OP?