Cryptocurrency is generally considered to be more secure than traditional money. While it is possible for cryptocurrency to be lost or stolen, the security measures built into blockchain technology make it less vulnerable to attack or fraud than traditional payment systems. Additionally, cryptocurrency transactions are pseudonymous, making them much more difficult to trace and trace back to a particular user. Finally, cryptocurrency networks use cryptography and consensus algorithms to protect funds, while transactions are stored on a distributed ledger system that is virtually impossible to alter or hack into.