Self-custody is often presented as one of blockchain’s greatest strengths. The idea is simple and powerful: you control your assets. No intermediaries. No centralized authority. No one can freeze, reverse, or restrict your access. In theory, it represents financial freedom. In practice, it introduce
For most users, interacting with blockchain still feels like managing infrastructure instead of using a product. Wallets require manual approvals. Transactions require signatures. Fees need to be calculated. Networks need to be selected. Every action introduces friction. This isn’t how modern softwa
For years, wallets have been considered one of the defining features of Web3. They store assets. Verify ownership. Sign transactions. Connect users to decentralized applications. In many ways, wallets became the gateway to blockchain participation. They also became one of its biggest barriers. For..