Why 'Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins' is Terrible Advice for Wealth Builders | Darren Bartsch — Digital Wealth Specialist

"Not your keys, not your coins" is the worst advice for a wealth-building client.

If you are a financial planner, accountant, lawyer, financial adviser, or SMSF administrator, you know that your clients rely on structure, safety nets, and proper estate planning.

Telling a 60-year-old client to write a 24-word password on a piece of paper and hide it in a book is not a wealth management strategy. It is a disaster waiting to happen.

If that client passes away and their family cannot find that piece of paper, the assets are gone forever. They cannot be recovered. They cannot be inherited.

This is why institutional-grade custody is the only acceptable standard for professional wealth management in the digital asset space. It provides the security, the insurance, and the legal framework required to protect generational wealth.

If you want to help your clients navigate this space safely, you need to understand the difference between personal-grade and institutional-grade security.

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