DDSC has processed AED 150M+ in institutional settlement since launch, processed under CBUAE licensing with fiat reserves held in custody at First Abu Dhabi Bank.
DDSC operates exclusively on ADI Chain, and as dirham settlement grows, every dirham-based transaction will be powered by $ADI.
As answers to the five questions are being gathered, the investor profile spread is getting clearer.
The community holds more than it chases.
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Enter the ORBT economy from one interface.
• Deposits enter a single chain-agnostic pool.
• That pool pre-funds intent-based settlements across every chain.
• Fees from settlement flow back to depositors.
One liquidity layer underneath the entire intent stack.
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Put in the work while your gold works for you.
Season one starts now.
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We’ve always thought cold wallets were the safest way to store crypto
But the recent Coldcard exploit just exposed a blind spot in how we trust them
Over $120M drained across 7,000+ wallets from a firmware bug dating back to 2021
Turns out the seed phrases weren’t random enough. The attacker never touched a device, just reconstructed weak seeds remotely
Here’s the real lesson
A hardware wallet isn’t a vault. It’s just a keeper of your seed. If the seed was compromised at birth, the “cold” part never mattered
So how do you actually keep your coins safer?
➠ Use multisig. Add multiple signer wallets and set an approval threshold. Even if one signer is compromised, your funds can’t move without the others
➠ Don’t blindly trust a vendor’s randomness. Add your own entropy (dice rolls) during setup
➠ Diversify. Don’t hold your entire stack on one brand’s firmware. Different vendors = different attack surfaces
➠ Add a passphrase (25th word) and never store on your device, so a firmware bug can’t touch it
➠ “Cold” doesn’t mean “forever.” Rotate seeds periodically
Self-custody isn’t the problem… blind trust in one implementation is