Trezor's issue

Learn from Trezor's mistakes It's not just a matter of picking a wallet when it comes to adding a signature feature to AOPP.

These functions aren't meant to be intrusive in any way to the privacy of their users. There is, however, a requirement to withdraw monies from exchanges with restrictions dictating who the address is owned by in order to do this.

There is nothing magical about this functionality; it simply makes it easier to confirm that the address being sent money to genuinely belongs to us. due to such a retreat

A lesson that should be learned is that using centralized and state-controlled exchanges can represent a serious threat to the integrity of markets.

what needs to be absorbed Because it's an attempt by the state to take away people's freedom and independence. via means of identification and invasion of personal space

It's important to understand that this is completely normal. When the state becomes more powerful, it will become like a cancer that attacks the people as a disease does the human body.

Coins put online are not yours. The coin isn't entirely in your possession. It could be taken away from you at any time. whatever the case may be

Piriya Sambandaraksa