2026-01-15 00:43:12

A notable advocate in U.S. legislative circles is pushing forward discussions on Bitcoin and crypto market structure regulations. The focus centers on personal custody rights and financial sovereignty. "I'm a strong believer in self custody, in individual wallets, in the sovereignty I have to store my wealth," reflecting a key stance in the ongoing policy debate. This positions self-custody and decentralized asset management as central themes in shaping future cryptocurrency regulatory frameworks.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 01-16 23:36

Self-custody is the right way; otherwise, you're just being harvested by centralized entities.

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bridgeOops

· 01-16 04:04

ngl self-custody is really the bottom line. If anyone wants me to put my coins on an exchange, I will just directly turn hostile.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-15 01:12

Self-custody is the way to go, what else can we do?

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-15 01:09

Self-custody is the way to go; otherwise, you're no different from relying on a bank.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-15 01:08

Self-custody is the way to go, otherwise, relying on exchanges to "custody" your assets? That's hilarious.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-15 00:46

Here it comes again, the US is blowing the horn of self-custody. Laughing to death, this guy is talking as if it's really the case. When the tax bureau knocks on the door, you'll know what sovereignty really means. --- Self-custody sounds great, but I bet five bucks that the next compromised wallet has his private key backup. --- Autonomy, right? Okay, here’s my question—what if it's lost? Who do you cry to? --- This year's policy direction has shifted again. If you ask me, there are only two endings: either real relaxation or continued deception, making us learn self-custody only to be tricked together again. --- Ha, self-custody and autonomy, sounds so good. I just want to see how many people can truly hold onto that little piece of paper.

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