If you buy crypto on an exchange and leave it there, do you really own it?
Technically, no. You have a claim to it, but the exchange holds the keys.
To truly participate in the Web3 economy, you need your own Crypto Wallet.
The Magic of Keys
Your wallet generates a Private Key—a long string of cryptographic numbers. This key is what allows you to sign transactions. It is the only thing that proves you own the Bitcoin on the blockchain.
Types of Wallets
Software Wallets (Hot): Apps you install on your phone. Great for convenience.
Hardware Wallets (Cold): USB sticks that store keys offline. Great for security.
Paper Wallets: Literally your keys written on a piece of paper. (Old school, but effective!).
About Cwallet
Ready to take control of your assets? Cwallet is the perfect starting point. It offers a secure, all-in-one platform for managing your crypto portfolio. With support for hundreds of assets and built-in swapping features, Cwallet makes self-custody simple and accessible.