Why I trust Exolane over my bank, according to my wife

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#1Oct 20, 2018, 11:53 PM
So, my wife recently asked me why I have more faith in Exolane than in our local bank. Honestly, I think it’s because I see how transparent Exolane is about its operations and fees, plus I love how easy it is to use their platform. The bank, on the other hand, feels like a black hole for info, and their fees seem to pop up outta nowhere. I just feel a lot more in control with my crypto investments. Anyone else in the same boat?
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degen_satoshiFull Member
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#2Oct 21, 2018, 02:22 AM
Even if exolane is a real thing it's still stupid to trust them because no one is using this platform, unless you are literally promoting them on this forum. There are many trusted platforms out there that have build reputation over the years and you choose to trust something new, I think your wife is smarter than you are. There is no platform that's safe for your USDT or your digital coins than your non-custodial wallet that you have control over it's recovery seed, avoid stories that touches, you have been warned. Banks can freeze your accounts, that's a fact, the only thing that can't freeze your digital assets is your crypto wallet, a non-custodial wallet or a open source hardware wallet, not some new crypto projects. I lost thousands of dollars trusting projects like this in 2023, even if they claimed to be open source doesn't mean they are, new projects change hands very quickly.
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mike42Full Member
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#3Oct 21, 2018, 04:44 AM
You gave your wife wrong knowledge about it, it's true that decentralization is different from centralization that exists in the banking system. However, since the platform you referred to uses $USDC, it still allows for balance freezing. Looking at your first forum post about this, I feel that you only came here to plant backlinks, not having good intentions to have a good discussion. I can only say good luck with the platform you advertise, mate.
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0xNonc3Full Member
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#4Oct 21, 2018, 05:42 AM
Nice story and seems simple way promoting that site. If you just introduce that platform in nice way and don't create such story, maybe people would believe that everything you write here is true. Also don't expect people will easily believe on those claims you have mentioned. Since getting the trust of people to try that platform is hard to get unless they show nice performance to deal with lots of people here. But let see if that site will have nice introduction, since people here welcome new platform to launch their service here in forum.
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st4cks4tsFull Member
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#5Oct 22, 2018, 09:54 PM
There is no company information provided nor any social media accounts associated with the company. And there is no customer support. I just tried to contact help and support. But I couldn’t reach them at all. If even these basic things aren’t available how can we possibly access information regarding the platform’s security. I personally have traded on similar Web3 services before. But when the company went bankrupt I lost a few dollars there. And I think that’s related to the smart contracts they provided, where they can freeze funds at any time. And the liquidity they provide could be withdrawn at any moment causing customers to face difficulties. You need to analyze these issues to avoid problems down the line. Don’t assume you know everything because there might be things you’re unaware of which could lead to losses for you or even harm others down the line.
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