hugohanoi on Nostr: The greatest cognitive dissonance in Bitcoin is probably from Bitcoiners who ...
The greatest cognitive dissonance in Bitcoin is probably from Bitcoiners who correctly identify Ethereum as a fiat grift, but still use browser or Javascript-based wallets.
The complete opposite of low-time preference and being fundamentally sound.
The ByBit hack essentially boils down to three things:
• Users failing to verify all transaction/contract details
• Users relying on a browser-based wallet that’s easy to spoof
• Ethereum contracts being fundamentally complex and mutable (“upgradable”)
Stick to Bitcoin and natively written wallets for serious money.
Published at
2025-02-23 15:31:10Event JSON
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