Topic: Is it possible to save your crypto? - page 4. (Read 1349 times)

I agree with all of your suggestions except the line about using windows OS.its a good post for every one who make carrier in crypto

Wow, What an amazing post it was. The guideline you have given at the ending part of your article is so true. I am gonna recommend it for all the newbies to read this out. Yes, I also agree with you about the fact of own security measures to not loses crypto.

It is not a matter what we say or do based on this there are some people who will invest their money to the scammers because of their foolishness.

I agree with all of your suggestions except the line about using windows OS. I don’t think it’s a big issue to consider with. Rest of the points pretty much educational and everyone should follow it

The lists are good but with the illustrations that makes it more difficult to understand. I know not all people will easily understand the same logic that the op wants to emphasize but the list of points that he added in the last line of his post is a helpful one.

This is a very educative thread and very nice for members to read through and follow up. Sometimes, you can not know a phishing site but when you log in, you realize you lose your coins because you might have signed in some information.

Well this is an amazing post I must say. The way you mentioned the issues one can have to fail in the market is humorous as well education. I hope people will be enlightened

What you mean to say is that a person cannot be illiterate and unconscious to survive in the crypto market. I really liked the way you listed out the flaws of failed crypto investor

Crypto anarchy which is named by the people who feared that others will make more money than them while staying completely anonymous, is a term that I think no longer scares the crypto investors. They are well aware of the fact that they are responsible for everything including concealing their own identities. Those, who are still not responsible enough, don't belong to the crypto space.

Nice article and you explained all the measures you follow to have the save wallet is really understanding things for even newbies who is believe that hacking thing and others in mind.
If the person takes perfect attention on keeping vthe wallet sage means all the funds will be safer like be in paper wallet or vault.

The article you have posted was really worth reading for. Yes, I completely agree with you that the user is the one who is responsible for their own safety. Usually, it happens to the new user who doesn't know the much and starts its journey and also makes mistakes and loses all of their money.

I don't find any cracking in that point. According to my experience and experience of my friends, windows is the most laggy, hacked OS and just a piece of shit.

"I use window OS" lol this cracks me up, besides that your article is worth to read. And yeah the person who responsible for your own safety is your self, and it should be common knowledge by now, it better be.

Walking around a spring park, you are unlikely to start eagerly eating melting scats, although no one does not forbid you to do this at the legislative level (It's not call for action!).

How is it possible? Sit comfortably, take a cup of your favorite tea and do not forget to form a feeling of proud breath in your stomach, just as if waiting for an important secret.

Aversion as a safeguard
Dissociation between "good" or "bad" odors is likely to indicate an important value for human survival, since unpleasant smells often signal a danger. In addition, they require a faster response from our body to quickly avoid or move away from negative situations.




Aversion is a powerful adaptation, not just a "behavioral immune system", which makes it possible to reduce the risk of infection with pathogens.
It is possible that the reason for ignoring the shit is in something else, let's leave it to relevant specialists.
 
Crypto-Anarchy
I want to convey the following:

Under the conditions of such an active regulation on the part of the SEC and other evils, people, who lost their savings, blame everyone and everything continuing to feel innocently.

Usually, I'm furious about such reports, but today I'm ready for a constructive dialogue.

Once and forever, I was conquered with the idea of cryptoanarchism and, subsequently, cryptocurrency, due to the emphasis on personal responsibility for my personal data. It is reasonable to assume, without the ability to encrypt messages and personal information, personal life will suffer tremendously, that the prohibition of cryptography is equivalent to the abolition of the right to privacy of correspondence.
Cryptoanarchists claim that only a police state can criminalize cryptography. (TOO MANY REFERENCES, khm).

Few Wiki

My best to KYC. The etymology of crypto deserves special attention:

    
Guess, you've already decoded my message, just in case I will make it clear:
Developing personal responsibility, you keep those great and progressive ideas that stood behind the creation of the first crypto currency.



Respectively, I find it stupid to blame a man (aka intruder) in that he took advantage of my defects.

HOW (not) TO lose crypto

  

• I visit non-secure, suspicious resources from a working machine,
• I put the passwords qwerty12345,
• I am a big mouth,
• I do not consider necessary to take care of the authenticity of the site,
• I do not follow the precautionary measures against phishing,
• I do not follow the development of "cybercrime", the last Trojans, trends in social engeneering, etc.,
• I use Windows OS,
• I do not update the software in a timely manner,
• I do not check the sources of news, don't find the benefit of the media platform,
• I do not use the possible methods of protection (2FA, confirmation by mail, etc, although this is not a panacea)
• I do not analyze the ICO team, WP, competitiveness, legitimacy, budget, media, networks, etc., (I use the optimized way to do it fast);
• I do not read the rules of the EXCHANGE before making money there,
• I do not study the feedback on the stock exchange before making money there,
• I do not backup my wallet,
• I store private keys on a working machine,
• I do not know what is the privacy setting in the browser,
• I do not know what a firewall is,
• I do not clear cookies,
• I do not use encryption when exchanging personal information,
• I hope to luck, (just give me your keys, man)
• I do not diversify the investments and places of their storage,
• I do not know what is risk management,
• I do not know the news related to my coin.

If you are a relatively novice, just start from the list above. Do not let be fucked up with government fairy-tales about protection, because majority of them are the biggest criminals ever.

Your money - the mirror of your brain. Nothing more.