Yes? If the custody part is left out, doesn’t it describe both?
No. There’s only a social consequence if a fedimint node (or nodes) act maliciously and try to steal funds. With Bitcoin, there is a real resource consequence which prevents miners from ever attempting this. Fedimint is more like a proof of stake model, while Bitcoins proof of work sets it apart. @Deleted Account knows this.
Thank you for explaining that. Makes sense.