@alexanderelorenzo: Crypto is not as risky as you think and your bank is not as safe. We break this stuff down properly inside the group. Link in bio, a dollar a month. Card fraud cost the world 33.41 billion dollars in 2024, and US cards were tied to almost 42 percent of it. Nobody absorbed that out of kindness. It got priced into your interest rate and into the fee the store pays, before you ever swiped anything. That's what the protection actually is. A bank models how much it expects to lose, charges enough to cover it, and hands your money back when something goes wrong. Now the part that flips it. A bank gets more fragile the bigger it gets, because one company ends up holding everybody's responsibility in one place. Bitcoin and Ethereum work the opposite way. The bigger they get, the more it costs to attack them, so the growth is the security. And the half nobody says out loud. That refund is real and it's worth something. Crypto doesn't have one. Send it to the wrong address and it's gone, and there's nobody to plead your case to. The real question is who carries the risk. A company that can decide one day you're not worth the trouble, or math that can't decide anything at all.

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