On the other hand, the distributed ledger makes fraud computationally implausible, since every participating node can and does check for any funny business and reject messages with fraudulent payloads.
So it cuts both ways. Like all things, caveat emptor.
There's a big difference between "trusting the science" and being able to trust cryptographic technology in which code is law, and that code is clearly visible and available for all to see.
Do you ever consider the possibility that your ignorance on the subject might lead you to false conclusions?
Hey handshake, crypto is almost certainly a white hat invention to oppose the central banking system.
There's a huge difference between BTC, ETH, and CBDCs.
Not understanding something doesn't make it evil. :)
On the other hand, the distributed ledger makes fraud computationally implausible, since every participating node can and does check for any funny business and reject messages with fraudulent payloads.
So it cuts both ways. Like all things, caveat emptor.
There's a big difference between "trusting the science" and being able to trust cryptographic technology in which code is law, and that code is clearly visible and available for all to see.
Do you ever consider the possibility that your ignorance on the subject might lead you to false conclusions?