You work for a financial institution and are currently a custodian for digital assets (or think about doing so) . What is the most important to you between security, ease of use, asset fluidity or crypto coverage?

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Asset Fluidity14%

Security at all cost64%

Cryptocurrency coverage12%

Ease of use8%

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Director - Architecture and Digital Transformation in Software4 years ago

Custody of Digital assets will move to Blockchain as done in a lot of Defi platforms. There is no additional security needed for digital assets as all financial institutions already have that in place. Asset Fluidity has to be ensured as currently, it's a big challenge.

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Director Certifications in Education6 years ago

I would say both security and ease of use. Security at all cost, doesn't make sense, because if your cost of protecting information assets is more that the assets or more that your revenue, you won't be in business. However, the Government is a different entity.

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Highlights from https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/15230/china-adopts-malicious-cybersecurity-rules

After all these "cybersecurity" rules are in place, no foreign company may encrypt data so that it cannot be read by the Chinese central government and the Communist Party of China. In other words, businesses will be required to turn over encryption keys.

Companies will also be prohibited from employing virtual private networks to keep data secret, and some believe they will no longer be allowed to use private servers.

http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2019-10/26/c_138505655.htm

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