Since time began, Ponzi schemes have come and gone with every one of them promising it's not a Ponzi scheme because ” in this one everyone makes money and your investment will only go up if you get in early”.
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FTX wasn't crypto it was an exchange. No keys, no coin--you have to own the keys.This is my basic argument against crypto: There is no underlying worth. You can go from $X to near zero in 24 hours.
Yes, there is value in the privacy and lack of government regulation. But that's not enough to keep any of these coins from freefalling.
But since the government controls the internet don’t they really own the keys? Not being a smartass just wondering how to access your crypto without using the internet.FTX wasn't crypto is was an exchange. No keys, no coin--you have to own the keys.
You load the keys onto an offline digital wallet or you can print them out and have a hardcopy.But since the government controls the internet don’t they really own the keys? Not being a smartass just wondering how to access your crypto without using the internet.
Thanks for the info.You load the keys onto an offline digital wallet or you can print them out and have a hardcopy.
A lot of people use these in case of a house fire.
FTX wasn't crypto it was an exchange. No keys, no coin--you have to own the keys.
Thats what you get with imaginary currencyThis is my basic argument against crypto: There is no underlying worth. You can go from $X to near zero in 24 hours.
Yes, there is value in the privacy and lack of government regulation. But that's not enough to keep any of these coins from freefalling.