Why not protect stream players.

[MisterLuck]

Because when you play through a stream, sometimes you see the password f2a, the attacker can send BTC to his account.

The solution would be to fill in the f2a password *********.

I just want to anticipate the possible losses of the players involved.

[Mashfiqun2018]

When a single 2FA password is used, you can't use it again. unless you give the attacker a long time after you've typed it in, I think you're safe enough. The password is hidden though.

[williamshennie9]

2fa codes can only be used once, so there is no problem when a streamer types in the 2fa code while live. If someone knows a few codes, it will be useless as each code can only be used once.

[hanvee]

if somebody already have access your account , they dont need 2fa to make a tip to other account , trust me

[fourPfive2]

As the other replies , the 2fa on stake it's kinda safe tbh , just because you can use it one time and if someone else tries to do that it won't work they would get an error message, you've maybe seen Eddie's streams he never hides his 2fa, just because he trusts the system.

[Khobi123]

As the previous comments stated 2FA codes come and go quick so often times when you use one the next one is already queued and the old one is irellevent. So its not really necessary to hide in my opinion