Quote from: iBaba on September 03, 2025, 10:45:01 PM

Quote from: purple_sparkles on September 03, 2025, 08:50:37 AM

Quote from: hedgeh0g on September 03, 2025, 08:06:29 AM

Everyone is very accustomed to the banking system, where you can always contact the support service or pension office and complain that money has disappeared from the account, but in the world of cryptocurrencies, as you correctly noted, we ourselves bear full responsibility, if someone has lost the keywords for restoring a Bitcoin wallet, then no tears and no support service, because they will not be able to help in any way. Therefore, cryptocurrencies teach us to be very independent and careful.

I completely agree. I have a friend who basically introduced me to the world of cryptocurrencies. He once got a lot of ETH practically for free, but then he forgot where he had stored the seed phrases for the wallet. For a long time, he tried to figure out how to regain access to it, but unfortunately, he never succeeded. Sometimes our own carelessness prevents us from becoming very wealthy,this is a clear example from my life.

So could one resolve that the coming of bitcoin has assisted many people to become more Responsible with handling their assets because what seemed to be underrated before which includes the responsibility of holding our assets. I remember when we were growing up, our parents used to store their money through different ways, on metals, digging grounds , etc. Then was the era where they saved their moneies at homes and didn't take them to the banks because only a few of them believed in the banks then but as things got better and times came when the people started trusting on the banks and started storing their money there. Now comes a time when people are tired of.storing their funds in banks and are now using other Digital alternative means to store their funds like the BTC, ETH, SOL among others

Cryptocurrencies have introduced a level of personal responsibility that is completely different from traditional banking losing access to a wallet or forgetting seed phrases means there is no one to turn to for help unlike banks where customer service can reverse mistakes this creates a culture of carefulness and self-reliance every transaction and every storage decision is fully on the individual. Over time this responsibility changes how people think about their assets it encourages planning, backups, and disciplined management of funds people who grew up with physical savings or traditional banks are now learning to combine that experience with the independence required in crypto wallets digital assets push individuals to be more organized and accountable because mistakes cannot be undone this shift also teaches respect for security and the value of proper handling which can benefit other areas of financial life beyond cryptocurrencies.