If you're holding serious crypto, 2025 is your wake-up call.

The big players—BlackRock, Fidelity, even BNY Mellon—aren’t storing digital assets on an exchange. They're locking them in institutional-grade custody, and there's a reason for that.

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The System Was Never Built for You — Time to Opt Out
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They designed it to extract value, not deliver it. Now, ordinary Americans are opting out—shifting to assets that aren’t rigged.
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Poll Of The Day

Should retail investors with over $250K in crypto use institutional custody?

Yes
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Fun Fact Of The Day

When Fidelity launched its digital asset custody service in 2018, it was exclusive to institutional clients—today, its secure storage is available to individual investors as crypto goes mainstream.

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