Stonfi Self-custody Matters More As Defi Expands Cross-chain access can make DeFi easier, but convenience shouldn’t come at the cost of control over your assets. In a self-custodial model, users keep control of their wallets while transactions interact with on-chain infrastructure. The application provides the interface, but ownership remains with the user. STON.fi is built around this approach, allowing users to interact with liquidity and execute swaps without handing custody of their assets to a centralized intermediary. That distinction becomes more important as DeFi expands across more networks. A smoother experience should reduce complexity without changing who controls the funds. For users, the goal is simple: better infrastructure should make DeFi easier to use while preserving the ownership model that makes DeFi different. Cross-chain UX can improve without giving up self-custody. $CRV $GRAM