| > Hacking/phishing/social engineering into private bank accounts is quite common, probably more than into cryptocurrency wallets. They are not common and you don't lose any money, if they are stolen from banks. > It's easy and highly encouraged by every cryptocurrency wallet to backup your wallet seed That's not protection, that's just preparing for the worst, hoping for the best. > I don't, I have them split into multiple wallets, sort of like my fiat money. You are not an average user then And that's why you show symptoms of survival bias > That stays home just like the debit card for my main bank account. You debit card cannot easily be used to steal money from you even if someone steals it physically |
Also, about how common some scenarios are in the UK: https://www.statista.com/statistics/586715/share-of-cyber-se...
> You are not an average user then
any statistics to back up your claim?
> You debit card cannot easily be used to steal money from you even if someone steals it physically right, because especially since covid-19 you are less and less asked for your PIN when purchasing with debit / credit card