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On the other hand, a cold wallet introduces the risk that you might lose the physical device and all the cryptocurrency it holds. So there is a trade-off for that extra security, which is also why some investors keep their cold wallets locked up in safe deposit boxes or even a safe in the home. The basic difference between custodial and noncustodial wallets is that a custodial wallet’s private key is held by a custodian, or a third-party. For example, if you get your wallet through a crypto exchange, it’s likely a custodial wallet, and the exchange likely holds the keys. Wallets come in many forms, but at their core they …