After Binance hack, where the industry sees a safe haven for cryptocurrencies

After the Binance hack involving about $6.3 billion, debate has grown among cryptocurrency investors over where to buy and store assets safely. Some compare risks and protections across centralised exchanges, decentralised finance, self-custody wallets and digital asset ETFs and ETPs. Experts cited by Cryptopolitan said ETFs and ETPs can offer operational support and added safeguards, while others expect flows to DEXs. Critics also warn DeFi and regulated exchanges do not guarantee safety.