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FIRST MOVER: Why Casa's Co-Founder Wants ETF Providers to Diversify Custody

May 2, 2024
Jameson Lopp, Casa co-founder, talks about self-custody importance in the crypto space. He discusses enhancing security through cryptography and the need for custodian diversification. The podcast explores the resilience of bitcoin and upcoming industry events.
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Quick takeaways

  • Self-custody is crucial for securing Bitcoin against national-level threats.
  • Diversifying custodial practices can mitigate systemic risks in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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Decentralizing Custodianship and Bitcoin Security

Jameson Lop, an industry veteran, emphasizes the importance of self-custody solutions in the Bitcoin ecosystem. He highlights the necessity for individuals to hold and manage their Bitcoin securely, enabling them to defend against malicious actors, even at a national level. Lop's company, CASA, aims to simplify the process of self-custody for users by providing robust solutions based on best practices. Despite the convenience-centric mindset prevailing in society, Lop believes in empowering individuals through cryptographic tools to enhance security and decentralize control.

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