Bitcoin self-custody drops to roughly 49% from 78% in late 2022, marking a historic first
The decline in Bitcoin self-custody highlights a shift towards convenience over security, potentially increasing systemic risk for investors. The post Bitcoin self-custody drops to roughly 49% from 78% in late 2022, mark...
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The decline in Bitcoin self-custody highlights a shift towards convenience over security, potentially increasing systemic risk for investors.
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