To be fair, a lot of the "trust" created by banks is offloading risk onto taxpayers.
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Those layers of complexity also consist of regulations, lawyers, compliance departments, governmental bodies etc...all of which contribute to the illusion of safety. Crypto has none of that and places the onus of reducing risk on the individual
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My bank makes me feel safe by holding the credit and fraud risk for remote transactions with untrusted third parties. I have been liable for $0 of fraud and had $0 stolen from my bank account in 30+ years.
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Sarcasm I hope...
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People need to feel safe and are not that affected by the objective reality of how really safe they are. Ignorance (achieved with all this complexity) makes it easier to feel safe. Unfortunately it makes it less likely to be really safe.
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But “safety” isn’t binary - it’s a subjective assessment of a spectrum of risk for the user. Where we are today with crypto UX for the avg person is the equivalent of asking someone with no climbing experience to free solo El Capitan blindfolded. Lots of work to do.
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With Tens of billions of dollars in monopoly profits piling up each year, even in a downturn, financial institutions have all the means to cover up all the risks and pay all those tiny fines.
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Risk is hidden through regulation that removes agency
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Although with that move of risk, there is a move of liability
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@jacksongott correct. Socialized costs in the form of a binary credit default swap - FDIC, SIPC...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You can never underestimate people's fear of looking dumb for asking "dumb" questions. This fear is one of the foundations that keeps the complexity of financial institutions alive. The deliberate use of complicated terminology is a good example...
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Bloomberg should be ignored and unfollowed. They try to sabotage BTC since it's a threat to the mass control system they belong to.
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Hi sir I would like to invite you on my podcast
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