According to ChainCatcher news and a report from Cointelegraph, U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated in a podcast interview that the "self-custody" of crypto assets and financial privacy are fundamental human rights. She emphasized, "Why should I be forced to rely on others to hold my assets?... People should have the right to manage their own assets." She noted that in a country like the United States that emphasizes freedom, it is perplexing to mandate the custodial management of assets to third parties, and online financial privacy should be the default state, not the default public. These remarks come at a time when the CLARITY Act is postponed for consideration until 2026, a bill that was initially planned to include provisions on the "self-custody rights" of crypto assets, AML rules, and asset classification. Meanwhile, the industry has observed that with the launch of various crypto ETFs, some large investors and long-term holders are shifting from "self-custody coins" to "ETF holdings" to enjoy tax benefits and avoid the hassle of private key management. There are concerns that this may gradually undermine the crypto community's long-emphasized principle of "wallet equals sovereignty." #成长值抽奖赢iPhone17和周边 #十二月降息预测 #加密市场观察