When Facebook was getting started, the idea of crypto was not even on the radar.
But I take issue with the notion that the money can't just disappear.
All that you point to is due to user error. That is different than money disappearing due to an account closure.
And as far as I know, blockchain was never hacked, it was always a smart contract or user not securing the keys.
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Yes, as I observed, the first two are user issues, though I wouldn't call asset loss due to being hacked by social engineers user error. More like a lack of user savvy. But hopefully by the time someone has gathered sufficient assets to be worth targeting, they have gained the savvy needed to avoid such things.
But what about my third point? What happens to wallets on a blockchain if the primary token collapses?
If the primary token collapses and nobody is running a node then the wallets are dead.