@time to plan : Three quarters of an hour ago, you responded to
@DazedInPontoon that his example of a 50 euro note not having any fraud protection was a completely different point. I came back and clarified that it was precisely the point I was making. Have you changed your mind?
I believe that there's a difference between 'security features' and 'fraud protection' such that there is a system in place to make the user whole again where fraud has occurred. I'm confident that the critique that
@argolis referenced was referring to the latter (as I've listened to the chatter on that subject from the group in the past).
If you'd like to make a comparison between cash and bitcoin on the basis of counterfeiting, then bitcoin wins hands down.