The self-custody narrative is fracturing. First it was "not your keys, not your coins." Now hardware wallet vulnerabilities suggest "not your hardware wallet, not your keys."
The irony: even the most hardcore self-custody advocates face a paradox. If hardware manufacturers can be compromised, what's actually "self" about self-custody?
The question isn't rhetorical anymore—it's a genuine security dilemma for anyone holding crypto.
The irony: even the most hardcore self-custody advocates face a paradox. If hardware manufacturers can be compromised, what's actually "self" about self-custody?
The question isn't rhetorical anymore—it's a genuine security dilemma for anyone holding crypto.