Quote from: DdmrDdmr on February 26, 2020, 01:02:02 PM

Quote from: S4toshisawoman on February 26, 2020, 12:55:42 PM

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El hilo que has incluido (que ahora no está) no deriva el contenido del OP (creo que es de otro hilo tuyo). Lo curioso es que la versión en inglés del OP de este hilo era calcada en inglés, salvo que la abuela se había convertido en abuelo.

~~Intentaré localizarlo de alguna forma.~~

En todo caso, siempre se ha de incluir la referencia al artículo base en el OP tanto si es un copiar/pegar/modificar, como si es una traducción. De lo contrario, alguen lo reportará tarde o temprano como "plagio".

El post en inglés (ahora borrado) versaba:

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Decentralization is the most important part of blockchain technology. Unfortunately, even though it has been upgrading all the time it still is not perfect.

Every person, who keeps coins on a private wallet instead of exchange is afraid of losing them.

If it happens there is no way to restore them and the user loses access to every fund that was stored there.

On the other hand, if you keep your coins/funds/money on the exchange you don't have access to your private keys. The wallet is under full control of the exchange and people who manage it.
And as my grandpa used to say Not your keys, not your Bitcoins. God bless his soul.

Exchanges, where users dont have access to their private keys, are called Custodial

As the results of such a solution, we now have witnessed several hacker attacks on exchanges that cost people money. It also opened a backdoor for market manipulation (Exchange have access to their users coins/funds and may affect the price and the market).

Custodial exchanges
As I mentioned before, Custodial does not give access to private keys.
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It gives you a big advantage - you can restore access to your account if you lost/forgot your password.

Also, it is comfortable in trading, your coins and funds are in one place which is easy to manage.

Yet when the exchange goes bye bye (under), your funds go bye bye as well.

And here comes another important rule DO NOT KEEP YOUR COINS ON THE EXCHANGE!

Non-custodial Exchanges
Non-custodial wallets give you full control over your funds. The owner of the wallet is the only person who has access to his private keys and funds on the wallet and the exchange has only permission to use it when you trade. Your funds are safe but this system has issues, if you lose access to your wallet (lost password, deleted security files, destroyed phone) you will never get them back. Thats why it is so important to keep your private keys in a secure place.

Currently, 90%, (if not more) exchanges, are based on Custodial technology, which everyone probably knows. In my opinion, exchanges such as Binance, Bitbay, Bitmex etc. that can still be robbed and are unable to ensure the protection of users' data, will sooner or later become a thing of the past.

In their places New exchanges with non custodial technology will arrive and replace them. This is the natural order of things.

Whats your opinion guys? Feel free to discuss this topic Smiley

fuente: http://loyce.club/archive/posts/5390/53902952.html
usuario: btcto200k
Archive: http://archive.ph/8Olk0

y la versión en inglés de otro usuario con el abuelo en lugar de la abuela:
fuente: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227045.0
usuario: Cryptotrajder
Archive: http://archive.ph/sLolO

¿Qué nos cuentas de lo anterior?

Gracias por citar el post en inglés. De todas formas, como te digo, lo he traducido de un post en otro foro que es exacto igual a ese, porque me pareció interesante el debate planteado y quise traerlo al foro en español. No sabía que estaba publicado en este mismo foro, si no lo hubiera referido sin problema.

Creo que es un debate muy válido y que merece discusión.