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MarkTrouble

05/22/25 5:20 PM

#55441 RE: janice shell #55440

This is because a crypto wallet is just that long
Here are some examples of different types of crypto wallet addresses:
Bitcoin (Legacy): 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa
Bitcoin (SegWit): bc1qf2kdgu2vlctqlnlxk4smkxd68grl5q2we8dzfd
Ethereum: 0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b844Bc454e4438f44e
. When you set one up with any of the many amounts of opinions now like CoinBase. You will set up private keys and two factor ID is preferred. You can buy and trade stocks, bonds, crypto, real estate, options. Whatever now within your wallet address so long as you don't lose those private keys to hackers or like that guy that throw his hard drive into the garbage. If you ever lose your access to your wallet address by letting bad actors get your private keys or whatever they will liquidate those funds out like the NK hackers do 😂. It's just 24/7 liquidity now without the traditional financial services being in total control of your personal address. Every single address on any of these things like block chain for Bitcoin is visible by all of us. The account balance. The transactions. All visible but the governments don't know physical address behind these wallets or the private keys to hack into that particular wallet before it flies out into hundreds of wallets over and over. The individual is in complete control of their finances with immediate liquidity at all times. Is that a good thing or bad thing?