08/13/2026
How your crypto is held is part of managing your portfolio. Custody arrangements differ a lot in what they protect against and in what they let you do with the assets, and those two often pull against each other.
The word "secure" does a lot of work in crypto marketing and it usually isn't defined. Ask what it means in practice: who holds the keys, how many people it takes to move funds and what happens if the provider fails.
Custody, security and yield are separate questions. How assets are stored doesn't address what happens once someone lends or stakes them. That's counterparty and smart contract exposure, and the storage setup doesn't cover it.
DAG Wealth is an SEC-registered investment adviser. We can walk you through how a given custody arrangement works, who holds the keys and who can move the assets, as part of a broader advisory relationship
If you want to go through the specifics of how your crypto is held, including what the arrangement doesn't cover, let us know www.DAG.com . Educational content, not investment advice. No custody arrangement removes the risk of loss. Digital assets are highly volatile and you could lose your entire investment. They aren't FDIC insured or SIPC protected, and Lending or staking assets adds counterparty and smart-contract risk that custody does not address.
