Human Error, Not Hacking, Cited as Top Cause for Crypto Access Loss
The new study reveals that human error, not hacking, is the biggest threat to crypto wealth, with 35% of holders losing access to wallets or accounts. Forgotten passwords, lost seed phrases, and failed 2FA were the main...
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