The biggest risk in crypto isn't the price, it's who's holding the keys

What this is about: Crypto has one mechanical feature that most other assets a Kenyan investor holds don't: ownership is defined by control of a private key, not by a name on a register. A share on the Nairobi Securities Exchange is recorded against your CDS account at a central depository.

Scenario two: a self-custody wallet with a lost seed phrase
• Custodial exchange: recovery depends on the exchange's solvency and how it segregated funds.
• Self-custody: recovery depends entirely on the holder retaining the seed phrase.
• Neither carries deposit insurance of the kind Kenyan bank accounts have.

The line to keep: Whoever holds the private key holds the asset. Everything else is a promise about how they'll behave.

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