[hospitalhusband]

When your funds get low just open your hot and cold wallet apps and type in how much to transfer, wasabi takes care of the rest.

It's easier than merely logging into my bank. Or paypal (which unintentionally locked me out for over a year after a broken tos update that I couldn't accept).

People have had hot and cold wallets forever, they just call them wallets and banks. It is the same workflow, except without:

Driving, operating hours, showing ID (oops my (hot) wallet got stolen/left at home. Now I can't withdraw from my bank until that's sorted.), the horrible password requirements, barely usable websites, and spyware apps that may or may not work on rooted/libre operating systems.

It's the legacy banking system that is fundamentally broken.

[justinator]

>It's the legacy banking system that is fundamentally broken.

I can't think of one time funds from my checking account were wiped out because of a browser extension.

[hospitalhusband]

Yet many merchants are the victims of chargeback fraud, and many others have had funds frozen with no recourse. A paypal glitch left me unable to access my funds despite spending far too much time and energy trying to resolve it.

How many employees does trust wallet have? How funded are they? I am completely unsurprised that this happened to web3 trash. This is more of an indictment of the vc funded 'move fast and break things' attitude that pervades this site and 'web3' than it is of the greater cryptocurrency community.

[justinator]

"It's everything else that's broken, not us!" is the battle cry of crypto. You may as well cry, "wolf!"

[tiedieconderoga]

Is it really a "cold wallet" if you can quickly transfer funds out from a smartphone app, and that process is easier than using a banking app?