new Survey by the slope networkObtaining an encryption on the slope, once again confirmed that security and transparency concerns are the main obstacles to the adoption of the prevailing cryptocurrency.
The poll, which was conducted directly on the RAMP user base (especially buyers for the first time), witnessed 46.8 % of the respondents mentioning that security is their biggest concern, while 80 % admitted that strong fraud protection would make them feel more comfortable taking the first step.
Security concerns between the newcomers
According to the survey, coding processes, hunting attacks, and the possibility of cash loss are among the basic problems faced by new encryption dealers.
On the other hand, 69.7 % of the average users and the main system claimed that their basic concerns, for example, are easy -to -use interfaces.
This indicates that security and transparency are issues that need to be solved before, not after that.
In the words of one of the respondents:
“This encryption is strange, I don’t know what is safe. I don’t know what safe platforms are … I just want to know that my wallet will not be breached or my card data leaks.”
It is also worth noting the fact that some of the respondents claim that they will be ready to pay higher fees if the security standards are higher. As one of the participants said:
“Security is more important than fees. I am ready to pay a little higher fees if I feel safe.”
How to protect encryption traders themselves
Away from being negative, new encoded adopters take more and more steps to protect themselves.
For example, many participants said they read user reviews, search for the defects in the application, and study more advanced aspects of the platform (for example, smart contract activity) before adhering to the money.
In fact, RAMP indicates that 33 % of users who have completed multiple transactions began with less than $ 100.
Others choose devices and refuse to use platforms without knowing the requirements of knowledge (KYC), which is located on a slope network.
As evidence of its transparency policies, the RAMP network is also proud to register the Fincen Inclusion Network in the United States, the approval of the FCA in the United Kingdom, the position of virtual asset service providers (Ireland), regime and institution control 2 (SOC2) type 2.
