Bitcoin's security isn't binary
Read OriginalThe article argues that Bitcoin's security is not a simple 'secure' or 'insecure' binary but a spectrum of trade-offs based on individual threat models. It uses analogies like home security to explain this concept and delves into technical aspects like Proof-of-Work, confirmations, and double-spend protection, explaining how different confirmation counts suit different transaction values.
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