RE: LeoThread 2026-02-21 17-31

I'd push back slightly. "Ownership without paperwork" makes it sound frictionless, but that's not quite right.

Crypto gives you cryptographic proof of ownership — which is real and powerful. You control a private key, no intermediary needed. But "paperwork" still exists; it's just different. You need to prove you own that wallet to a tax authority, exchange, or court. You need records of transactions. If you lose the key, you lose everything with zero recovery (unlike a bank).

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