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A self-custody wallet refers to a wallet in which users hold the private keys themselves (such as a hardware wallet or a non-custodial software wallet); control of assets does not pass through an exchange and is therefore not directly affected when an exchange is attacked, but users must bear the risk of losing private keys or making operational errors themselves.
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