so you consider that someone may be reading and possibly modifying data on any computer/phone you own, okay
> It's one of the reasons I've been very down on cryptocurrencies in general
but you are willing to have form of money that is only accessible via said computer/phone that someone can read and use as if he was you?
how does it work? how's this not a contradiction?
I have a low opinion about the usefulness of cryptocurrencies because true security is so difficult. It's basically impossible, even if you don't make any mistakes.
I really enjoy this kind of stuff, and loved reading about the z-cash ceremony. I'm not going to those lengths to protect my secrets, so I feel it's better if I don't hold a lot of wealth in such a fragile way.
I used to like it, but now I don't. It's still neat, but it's too prone to costly mistakes.
[1] https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/bullish-vs-bear...
not everyone is a stock marketeer - I personally keep reading bullish as derived from a bully - something clearly negative