From Cold Storage to Action Wallet: The D’CENT × ChangeNOW Case
D’CENT is a South Korean hardware wallet brand that began with a focus on self-custody and secure storage. This gave the company a solid foundation, but it also raised a key question: How can a hardware-first wallet let...
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