You don’t really own your crypto unless you control the keys.

This year has made one thing very clear: self-custody isn’t just smart—it’s essential. With billions lost to exchange collapses, hacks, and sudden account freezes, more Americans are taking full control of their digital assets through personal wallets. That means holding your own private keys and keeping your money where it belongs—with you, not some offshore platform or “too big to fail” custodian.

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Have you taken full custody of your crypto by using a private wallet?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

The phrase “not your keys, not your coins” became popular after the Mt. Gox exchange collapse in 2014, when over 850,000 Bitcoin were lost—valued today at over $20 billion.

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