Working with locks and safes every day, I’ve built my career on trust in physical security. There’s something reassuring about a solid deadbolt or a well-made safe you can see it, touch it, and know exactly how it works. But when it comes to digital assets like crypto, I’ll admit, I’m skeptical. How does something intangible hold real value, and what keeps it secure?
I’m not here to dismiss it outright I’m genuinely curious. For those of you who’ve made the leap from trusting physical assets to digital ones, what convinced you? How do you reconcile the lack of a tangible “lock and key” with the idea of security? Are there parallels between the two worlds that I might be missing?
Would love to hear from folks who’ve wrestled with the same doubts. Maybe there’s a way to bridge the gap between my hands-on mindset and this digital frontier.