#资产代币化 Recently learning how to choose a wallet, I realized how particular storing digital assets is. 😅 The SEC recently issued guidance, clearly explaining the difference between hot wallets and cold wallets—hot wallets are convenient for quick transactions but vulnerable to cyberattacks, while cold wallets are more secure but require U disks or paper backups, which also risk being lost or damaged... It seems that whichever you choose, some risk is involved.

What’s even more shocking is that the US is now promoting the tokenization of crypto assets into the traditional banking system! The DTCC has been approved to tokenize US Treasuries and ETFs—what does this mean? Could our digital assets really be merging with traditional finance? Moreover, five crypto companies, including Circle and Ripple, have already obtained national trust bank licenses... Isn’t this a huge positive for the entire industry?

What troubles me most now is, as a beginner, should I manage my private keys myself or find a third-party custodian? Losing them or having them stolen means they can never be recovered, which is quite stressful. Could the experts here share how you made your choice? What’s the safest starting point for beginners? 🤔