Comment
Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Words, and that is your coin. So having a tiered approach to storing these coins is more secure. On the other hand, having all your coins with the exchange is risky because they also have your private key.So, to strengthen their defenses, a zero-trust model with independent custodians, plus a hybrid wallet model, also de-risks the exchanges. Of course, that will result in some disruption to their business models. For example, some exchanges deposit your coins for an annual percentage return. This may not be possible in such cases, but the risk is far higher for an exchange that has your wallets online with them (hot wallets).Are you suggesting a mix of cold and hot wallets? What else could be done to ensure resiliency and minimize downtime due to code vulnerabilities being exploited?Yes, hybrid wallets. You have the wallet at the exchange keeping the user data, but then it gets transferred T +1 or end of the day to the user’s wallet (cold wallet), which resides with them offline. Both cold and hot wallets could be used during a trading session.I think trading platform resilience is very important. That is always the case, with capital market exchanges or crypto exchanges. Trading platforms are high-frequency platforms, so you have millions of texts transmitted in one second, resulting in an order getting placed. The coding of that must be robust to facilitate the performance. But at the same time, looking at it from a security perspective is very important. It is about
Add Comment