Quote from: solehdavid on Today at 02:49:15 PM

Cryptocurrencies are designed as a technology that works without depending on a central authority. As such, they can be seen as a trusted currency for some people, but may be perceived as unsafe for others. Therefore, more information and understanding is needed for cryptocurrencies to gain general acceptance. I believe that cryptocurrencies will enter our lives in the future, but it is unclear how long this process will take and how widespread they will be. Accelerating this process depends on wider adoption and increased use of cryptocurrencies.

Cryptocurrencies should be secured in the same way as other currencies. With the development and implementation of security protocols, cryptocurrencies can become more secure. However, this process can be volatile and, like any technological development, can carry risks.

The creation of bitcoin was so that you would have a coin that you wouldn't have to "trust", it was decentralized and that means there was no trust needed at all, there was no need for trust, there was no use for trust in this market.

It was your money and nobody could touch it at all. First they created a situation where people would give tens of thousands of bitcoins worth to exchanges and other centralized figures, then they created tokens and coins where centralized dev teams would control it fully, and now they are asking if crypto is to be trusted. Well it didn't need it back when it started, then we happen to make it require it after a while, that's the sad thing.