By cryptolibre777 on Skatehive
Greetings to this wonderful Hive Blog community. It's a pleasure for me to share ideas with such an interesting audience, enthusiastic and up-to-date on financial freedom. Today, I want to write about a very interesting debate: Keeping your money in banks or maintaining them under your custody? In a world where infinite issuance of fiat money and global debt seem to have no ceiling, protecting wealth has become an absolute priority. While central banks print currency devaluing your savings, Bitcoin emerges as a real and scarce asset, limited to only 21 million units. But for this protection to be effective, there is an non-negotiable step: self-custody. What is Self-Custody and why do you need it? Self-custody is the practice of personally managing your private keys without relying on third parties. Unlike money in the bank, where you are a creditor with a claim right, in Bitcoin self-custody, you are the absolute owner. As the popular saying in the ecosystem goes: 'Not your keys, not