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Under the self-custody wallet and decentralized exchange model, users hold their own private keys, trades are completed on-chain via smart contracts, and the platform does not custody funds, but users must bear the risks of private key loss, phishing attacks, and contract vulnerabilities themselves, and liquidity and fiat on/off-ramp convenience are typically inferior to centralized platforms.
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