crypto custody is getting harder to think about as a simple “where do i keep my funds?” question. CEXs can be hacked. DeFi protocols can be exploited. even self-custody can introduce new risks if the device, permissions or signing setup is compromised. September alone saw around $766M in crypto hack losses, according to CertiK’s tracking. and the problem isn’t limited to one type of platform. the answer isn’t finding one “perfect” wallet. it’s reducing single points of failure. → spread larger holdings across separate wallets → use hardware wallets for long-term storage → use multisig for larger treasuries → keep hot wallets for funds you actually need to move → review approvals and connected apps regularly self-custody gives you control. but good custody is about controlling the risks around that control. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# $BTC $XRP #Macro Insights#