8/ For anyone invested in the future of digital assets, this report is an invaluable resource. It not only maps the current state but also charts a course for navigating the digital asset custody landscape. #FutureOfFinance#DigitalAssetCustody
5/ Security, regulatory challenges, and the importance of sound insurance policies are among the key challenges in digital asset custody highlighted in the report. Institutions must navigate these carefully to protect their assets. #CryptoSecurity#Regulation
7/ The report concludes with a strong message: robust digital asset custody is foundational for the growth of the digital asset market, particularly for institutional investors. The right custody solution can make or break investment opportunities. #MarketGrowth#InvestorGuide
4/ Key developments like the Ethereum Merge and the rise of DeFi and NFTs are drawing institutional eyes towards digital assets. The report discusses how these trends are reshaping investor strategies. #EthereumMerge#DeFi#NFTs
3/ From hot to cold to warm wallets, the report breaks down the various types of digital wallets, offering insights into their advantages and disadvantages, and guiding institutions in selecting the right custody model. #CryptoWallets#DigitalCustody
1/🧵 "State of Digital Asset Custody" by PwC HK & Aspen Digital unveils the evolving landscape of digital asset custody, highlighting the surge in institutional interest. A must-read for investors navigating the complexities of the digital asset ecosystem. #DigitalAssets#Custody
2/ As the digital asset market grows, so does the need for institutional-grade custody solutions. The report emphasizes the critical role of custody in safeguarding assets for Asian institutional investors. #InstitutionalInvesting#CryptoCustody
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According to data from @DefiLlama, over US$1B was lost to DeFi exploits in 2023. Although this marks a significant improvement compared to the approximately US$3.28B hacked in 2022, every dollar lost is still one too many.