And that is the reason we should always remember the says that is "Not your keys, Not your coins".
In the crypto space where you don't have to put password for creating wallet and don't have a default private key or the private phrases then you must assume that platform are not decentralized and as I said in my previous post they are the custodial wallet.
And the think we learn from the previous FTX incident is only that we should put our money or coins on those exchanges I mean centralized exchanges. Yes there will must be need using the exchanger but it should be only for short period and small fund not for holding big fund for long-term.
Yes, it's true, the incident on FTX teaches us a lot, because even a top and big exchange can also experience bad things like that and cause its users to also experience bad impacts.
and the term "not your keys, not your coins" can always be a very valuable lesson. In the past, I was very comfortable with only storing CEX ID assets, I thought it was safe. After the FTX incident, I was really restless and moved some to a personal wallet. It's just that it's not total, because in a moment it might be bullish, I only focus on exchanges.
This provides a lot of lessons, especially when tomorrow in a bearish period and I want to re-invest in certain coins for the long term, I must have a personal wallet, a hardware wallet for higher security.