Several crypto wallet providers and industry observers have emphasized the importance of self-custody in digital asset ownership. Companies like Ledger, Argent, and THORSwap advocate for users to hold their own private keys, highlighting self-custody as the only true form of ownership in the digital world. Argent promotes easy bridging for quick transfers from centralized exchanges to their wallet, facilitating secure self-custody. Industry data from Nansen indicates that 62% of crypto users now manage two or more wallets, underscoring the complexity of on-chain asset management. Security concerns remain paramount, with companies like Coinspect addressing threats such as blind signing, phishing, and hijacked decentralized applications by developing security rankings to improve wallet safety. The overall message from these entities is that managing crypto assets independently is essential for privacy, security, and financial control.
Some wallets focused on solving secret key security (MPC, hardware) Important work, no doubt! But the major threat today is blind signing: phishing, hijacked dApps. That’s why we built our Wallet Security Ranking to push the ecosystem toward solving this challenge. https://t.co/fTqJQ1vovt
62% of crypto users now juggle 2+ wallets. Managing your onchain life now requires the organisational skills of a NASA mission. @reown_ x Nansen’s 2025 State of Onchain UX report is here. https://t.co/OMEl7jZAy9
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