[HN Gopher] Crypto.com customers worry it could follow FTX as CE...
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Crypto.com customers worry it could follow FTX as CEO tries to
reassure them
Author : mfiguiere
Score : 13 points
Date : 2022-11-15 21:11 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| throwaway22032 wrote:
| There is zero benefit to holding coins on an exchange unless you
| are trading with them at the immediate time of doing it.
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| There is extreme risk in doing so.
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| The CEO shouldn't care whether he has deposits or not. It
| shouldn't matter. Trade volume, sure.
| simple-thoughts wrote:
| Many people aren't even capable of using a password manager,
| forget passwords, and rely on text message authentication to
| access their accounts. They are not able to remember a private
| key or store it with backups, as hard to believe as that might
| be. So they expect exchanges to manage their keys for them.
| These cex scams will not end until there's better private key
| management and backup options such as better social recovery.
| fvdessen wrote:
| In theory, exchanges should be more competent at securing funds
| that the average customer, as they have the economy of scale
| necessary to hire all kind of experts to make sure everything
| is done by the book. I mean it works for banks and makes a
| profitable business. But 'for some reason' the crypto guys keep
| losing it all on gambles and fraud instead.
| naijaboiler wrote:
| smart money should get their money out now.
| rdtwo wrote:
| Exactly, stay off the exchanges unless you are converting
| ykl wrote:
| The classic Bagehot line may apply here: "Every banker knows that
| if he has to prove he is worthy of credit, in fact his credit is
| gone."
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