Read this sentence from Passage 1.

Despite the growth of the technology, virtual money still seems risky.

Based on this idea, which ONE of the paragraphs below from Passage 2 presents the strongest argument for not using virtual currency?

ABitcoin and other cryptocurrencies do not offer indemnity from thieves. Consider the vulnerability of bitcoin exchanges. These are online services that enable the buying and selling of bitcoin and other types of cryptocurrency. “They are the primary gateway through which most consumers buy and sell Bitcoin,” Nicholas Deleon wrote in his December 2017 Consumer Reports article. “And, just like other online companies, they can be hacked.”
BThe March 1952 issue of The American Weekly magazine included Fred Curran’s article about famous bank robber, Willie Sutton. Curran asked Sutton why he robbed banks. “That’s where the money is,” Sutton said. “Other people’s money.”
CSome people claim that cryptocurrency is the money of the future. Cryptocurrency, or virtual money, is a type of currency that is not issued by a government agency; cryptocurrency is created with computer software and transferred through a computer network.
DAlan Farnham highlighted the significant risk faced by bank robbers in his March 2014 article for the ABC News website. “Today if you bump off the bank in Yankton, South Dakota, the bank’s camera transmits a high-resolution photo of you to every police department in the state,” he said. “By the time you get to your next job in Vermillion, there’s a welcoming committee waiting.”

ABitcoin and other cryptocurrencies do not offer indemnity from thieves. Consider the vulnerability of bitcoin exchanges. These are online services that enable the buying and selling of bitcoin and other types of cryptocurrency. “They are the primary gateway through which most consumers buy and sell Bitcoin,” Nicholas Deleon wrote in his December 2017 Consumer Reports article. “And, just like other online companies, they can be hacked.”