Casa Chief Security Officer Jameson Lopp said in a public letter dated Oct. 22 that Bitcoin holders should not give up self-custody because of a string of cryptocurrency wallet security incidents. He cautioned against moving to exchange-traded funds or third-party custodians as a response to those events. Lopp said self-custody remains central to preserving individual sovereignty over assets. The update was carried by Techub News, citing Crypto.news. The report did not provide additional details about the wallet incidents mentioned in the letter, but it framed Lopp’s message as a direct warning to Bitcoin holders weighing custody choices after recent security problems in the wallet sector.
Casa Chief Security Officer Jameson Lopp said in a public letter dated Oct. 22 that Bitcoin holders should not abandon self-custody because of a series of cryptocurrency wallet security incidents.
He warned against shifting to exchange-traded funds or third-party custodians in response to those events and said self-custody is key to protecting individual sovereignty over assets. The update was reported by Techub News, citing Crypto.news.
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