TL;DR
Is this sort of like "I forgot my password"?
If I put 100 $20 bills into a paper shredder, will someone make me whole?
Of course not, yet when the analogous thing happens in crypto, that's somehow an argument crypto is fatally flawed.
Is this sort of like "I forgot my password"?
If I put 100 $20 bills into a paper shredder, will someone make me whole?
Of course not, yet when the analogous thing happens in crypto, that's somehow an argument crypto is fatally flawed.
Crypto has none, it's a feature to some but a deal breaker for most.
Only the deposit box has a sliding plate at the bottom that may (or may not) be randomly pulled out and when/if this happens your bills will fall into a shredder.
Would you make the deposit knowing how this particular box is made/managed?
Or would you think that this particular kind of deposit box is flawed?
Point is that you were told nothing in advance about the sliding plate and the shredder.
It is pretty normal for money to get damaged and reissued.