Security of cryptocurrency exchanges. How to protect your assets
Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges are deemed to be the safest service for exchanging and trading cryptocurrencies in comparison to crypto exchangers and decentralized services. Is this really so? Grigory Osipov, Director of Investigations at Shard, discusses this issue with the PLUSworld portal.
Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges are deemed to be the safest service for exchanging and trading cryptocurrencies in comparison to crypto exchangers and decentralized services. Is this really so? Grigory Osipov, Director of Investigations at Shard, discusses this issue with the PLUSworld portal.Journal: PLUS №11-12 (319-320), 2024
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