Скачать или смотреть 024 Max Kei: Why The Debifi CEO Refuses To Custody Your Bitcoin

NO CUSTODY. EVER.
Max Kei explains Debifi’s multisig setup, why private keys matter for both borrower and lender, and why trust is harder to rebuild than privacy. He breaks down what’s coming: KYC vs non-KYC, institutions “reaching out,” the one principle he won’t compromise on: custody and much more.

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TIME STAMPS:

00:00 Introduction
01:12 Time to go deeper
02:44 Governments in a decentralized world
03:50 Money isn’t misunderstood… it’s manipulated
06:08 The underrated Bitcoin feature nobody talks about
07:28 The inevitable KYC vs non-KYC split
08:17 A surprising divide: SoV vs MoE
08:58 What is DebiFi, and why did you build it?
11:08 Private keys protecting both borrower and lender
12:21 The cleanest multisig metaphor you’ll ever hear
13:32 The nightmare scenario
18:20 Non-custodial vs custodial: the tradeoff everyone ignores
25:57 “They’re reaching out now.” What changed?
28:56 From bottom-up to top-down adoption
33:39 Privacy vs trust

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