In the last couple of years, the cryptocurrency market has exploded with an unprecedented growth. Along with the increase in market capitalization, number of transactions and individuals actively operating through blockchain wallets and exchanges there has also been a substantial increase in transaction risk and threats.
Among sensational news of hacks and heists, an ever-growing problem of cryptocurrencies has been ignored by the world: human error. Transaction addresses have become so lengthy and complex that one can almost feel lucky when a transaction reaches their intended receiver.
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