Imagine your financial life without blockchain. No self-custody of assets. No access to permissionless DeFi protocols. No direct peer-to-peer transactions cutting out intermediaries. The traditional banking system works, sure—but it comes with limitations, gatekeeping, and friction. Crypto changed the game. It gave us an alternative. The question isn't whether you need crypto—it's whether you're ready to embrace financial sovereignty. Think about it.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-05 02:20
That's true, but how many people actually dare to move all their assets onto the blockchain? Most people still talk about freedom but are holding onto their bank cards.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 01-04 06:52
Self-custody assets sound good, but I still keep most of my money in the bank. Honestly, I'm a bit chicken.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-04 06:46
Self-custody of assets sounds great, but how many actually do it? Most are still sleeping soundly with their assets on exchanges.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-04 06:40
Exactly right, banks are tired of their old tricks. Self-custody really changes the game.
Imagine your financial life without blockchain. No self-custody of assets. No access to permissionless DeFi protocols. No direct peer-to-peer transactions cutting out intermediaries. The traditional banking system works, sure—but it comes with limitations, gatekeeping, and friction. Crypto changed the game. It gave us an alternative. The question isn't whether you need crypto—it's whether you're ready to embrace financial sovereignty. Think about it.