Keep custody. Put your assets to work. Vultisig now gives easy access to @kamino powered yield from @SteakhouseFi, @RockawayX, and Allez, directly in the apps. It only takes 30 seconds to start depositing your assets without compromising security.

Scaling custody across MENA means navigating regulatory complexity at every step. @CoinMENA needed a partner to reduce that risk while supporting secure growth across the region. They chose BitGo: qualified custody, hot wallets, comprehensive insurance coverage, and full transparency built for best-in-class exchange practices. Read the CoinMENA case study:

Flexible Custody lets developers build apps with every custody model in a single SDK. One CLI. One API key. All the custody models: → Coinbase Prime custody → Developer custody → Self-custody Here's how it works:

Self-custody still needs clear status signals. Zeus took wallet infrastructure offline after a cyber incident, saying funds weren't at risk. Users need context before they tap: service status, risk, and what they're signing. ⚡🛡️ #HootArk# #WalletSafety# #Web3Security#

Self-custody wallets need only a few integrations for most of their value.⁣ ⁣ @Sikes_ on Tokenized with @sytaylor said:⁣ ⁣ "Five to 10 integrations, and you get the vast majority of the value."⁣ ⁣ Robinhood tests that by letting users borrow against tokenized stocks as collateral.⁣ ⁣ 🎙 Listen to the latest episode on Tokenizedpod(dot)com

Self-custody doesn't have a technology problem. It has a marketing problem. "Not your keys, not your coins" has been the slogan for a decade. meanwhile the onboarding still feels like filling out a compliance form from 2015. a slogan isn't a trust system. every time a self-custody story goes wrong the reaction is the same. > blame the user > blame the hardware nobody asks why holding your own keys still feels harder than it should. The #Coldcard# situation isn't really about the hardware. It's about an entire industry that spent years telling people what to do without ever making it easy enough to actually do it. Trust gets built through experience not phrases.