The collapse of crypto exchange FTX not only shook people’s trust in centralized crypto exchanges to the core but also triggered an exodus from exchanges. Glassnode data shows that during the month of the FTX meltdown, crypto asset owners withdrew a record amount of Bitcoin from exchanges.
Deemed “the biggest year ever for crypto hacking” by Chainalysis, 2022 saw the crypto ecosystem realizing the risks involved in holding funds on centralized exchanges —which have been the target of numerous hack attacks in the past. But where do withdrawn crypto assets end up? Several analyses show crypto users have a new understanding of self-custody, where users have full control over their assets.
New trends have brought new necessities, and one existential issue arose as more and more people flocked into self-custody solutions for their crypto assets: The majority of the self-custody offerings did not have the functionality and range of services provided by centralized platforms. For a
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