
Bitget Wallet COO says self-custody must make asset ownership safer
- —Bitget Wallet said its self-custodial service was unaffected by the $387.5 million exchange breach
- —Kan called for clear spending permissions and an easy way to revoke granted access
- —ESMA is reviewing key management and transaction controls at crypto custodians in 2026-2027
- —The SEC proposed a separate custody framework for advisers and funds on Oct. 1
Why it matters: After a major breach, regulators and wallet providers are tightening custody standards, shaping trust in self-custody.
Source: crypto.news
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