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Mars Daily | Warsh Overtakes Hassett as Top Contender for Next Fed Chair

Mars Morning Brief: Key developments include Kevin Warsh surpassing Kevin Hassett as the frontrunner for the next Federal Reserve chair position according to prediction markets, with probabilities shifting significantly. The U.S. Senate banking committee delayed hearings on crypto market structure legislation to next year, dealing a blow to industry hopes for faster regulatory progress. The UK Supreme Court rejected a $13 billion BSV investor lawsuit against exchanges like Binance and Kraken. Nasdaq plans to formally request extending stock trading to 23 hours a day. Former President Trump claimed progress toward a Ukraine peace deal and expressed openness to pardoning convicted Samourai Wallet developer Keonne Rodriguez. Fed officials and the SEC commented on monetary policy and crypto regulation, emphasizing balance between innovation and oversight. Additionally, Solana's Breakpoint 2025 hackathon winners were highlighted, featuring advancements in infrastructure and DeFi.

marsbit12/16 01:35

Mars Daily | Warsh Overtakes Hassett as Top Contender for Next Fed Chair

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The U.S. SEC Teaches You How to Custody Crypto Assets Step by Step

The U.S. SEC published an investor bulletin on December 12 to educate retail investors on crypto asset custody. The bulletin explains that crypto custody refers to how and where crypto assets are stored, typically through a crypto wallet that holds private and public keys rather than the assets themselves. Wallets are categorized as either "hot" (internet-connected, convenient but more vulnerable) or "cold" (offline, more secure but less convenient). Investors must also choose between self-custody (full control and responsibility over private keys) and third-party custody (using a service like an exchange, which manages keys but introduces counterparty risk). The SEC provides key questions for both options. For self-custody, these include assessing technical ability, desired control level, wallet type, and costs. For third-party custody, investors are urged to research the provider's background, regulatory status, insurance policies, security measures, asset storage methods, use of client assets (e.g., rehypothecation), privacy practices, and fee structure. General protection tips include never sharing private keys or seed phrases, safeguarding privacy, being wary of phishing scams, and using strong passwords with multi-factor authentication.

marsbit12/16 01:05

The U.S. SEC Teaches You How to Custody Crypto Assets Step by Step

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