Most people are safer keeping crypto with a regulated custodian than holding their own keys

Rules for who may hold digital assets on behalf of others and how, covering qualified custodians, banking charters, and the accounting treatment of custodied crypto.

The defensive side of crypto, covering how exchanges, protocols and holders get hacked, exploited or scammed, and what is done to prevent it.

Where crypto assets are actually held and who controls the keys, from self-custody wallets to exchange accounts and regulated custodians.

Holding crypto with your own keys instead of trusting an exchange or custodian, and the trade-off between full control and unforgiving responsibility.

The processes and systems used to generate, store, distribute, and retire cryptographic keys.