Comment by mmahemoff
16 days ago
“Not your wallet, not your coins” is usually taken to imply “Your wallet, your coins”, catchy marketing but a logical fallacy. This incident demonstrates as much.
16 days ago
“Not your wallet, not your coins” is usually taken to imply “Your wallet, your coins”, catchy marketing but a logical fallacy. This incident demonstrates as much.
It's "not your keys, not your coins". And if someone steals your keys they also steal your coins.