2026-01-12 21:41:28

A brand new self-custodied financial tool is on the horizon, redefining the on-chain asset management experience.

From the very first day of architecture design, this project has placed user autonomy and privacy protection at its core. No third-party custody, no risk intermediaries—your assets are truly yours.

Looking at the market, asset freezing incidents occur frequently, exchange risks are constantly exposed, and user privacy protection is often superficial. In this context, a truly user-controlled financial operating system is no longer an ideal but a necessity. It allows you to enjoy the convenience of traditional financial systems while maintaining complete autonomy—this is what on-chain finance should look like.

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MEVHunterWang

· 17h ago

It's both self-custody and no intermediaries—sounds good, but the key question is, can you actually use it? I've been fed up with exchanges for a long time, but managing my own funds is even more annoying—I just worry about losing a private key and everything's over. Is this time really different? Or will I still have to tinker for a long time before it works? Sovereignty is a good thing, but most people simply can't hold on to it. Wait, is this thing really safer than centralized exchanges? I keep feeling like something's off.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-14 03:58

Sounds good, but how many can truly achieve complete self-custody? In the end, you still have to rely on yourself and not lose the private keys.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-14 00:22

Honestly, I'm tired of hearing about self-custody. I'm just worried it's another PPT project with no follow-up after the complaints. The real key is whether there's an audit; otherwise, all the fancy talk is useless. These days, who still trusts third parties? Everyone's afraid of being frozen. Is there source code? Is it open source? Or is it just another "coming soon"?

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-13 21:08

Sounds good, but can it truly be fully self-custodied? There are too many promises like this in the market Whether it's reliable or not depends on the actual code, don't just make empty promises again Autonomy sounds great, but will the learning curve of this tool discourage beginners? Finally, someone is taking this seriously. The FTX incident definitely serves as a wake-up call for us But what about the security details? How can we ensure users won't shoot themselves in the foot with transfers?

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-12 22:09

To be honest, it's another self-custody project, and I'm getting tired of hearing about it. The key question is, does it really work?

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 01-12 22:07

Honestly, what I fear most are these seemingly perfect things. But when it comes to actually using them? Self-custody sounds great, but what if you lose your private key? Who will help you recover it?

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-12 21:47

I'll just say it, this thing sounds good, but how many can truly achieve full self-custody? Sounds better than it performs, and then it turns into a mess of private key management. Exchanges have failed so many times, those who should be warned have already been warned, so who can we blame for being late to realize? This is what I want: to control my own assets, and others can't touch them.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-12 21:43

Sounds good, but can it really achieve complete decentralization? Or is it just another PPT project?

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