Not another Celsius. Not another Voyager. OKX just proved a tech-first, self-custody model can actually scale — with 10B+ in assets generating billions for users.
OKX’s playbook is simple: don’t be a bank, be the rails.
While failed platforms like Celsius and Voyager collapsed under commingled funds + reckless lending, OKX chose neutrality:
It’s a model designed to dodge regulatory traps while building long-term trust.
For retail and institutions, this setup means:
Basically: less “trust us,” more “verify it yourself.”
The announcement landed, and OKB — OKX’s native token — spiked 6.64%. Regulators haven’t weighed in yet, but analysts say the “tech-first” model positions OKX as one of the few exchanges aligning with global self-custody trends.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, OKX is investing in:
In a post-FTX world, credibility is king. OKX isn’t trying to reinvent finance overnight — it’s quietly building infrastructure that scales without blowing up.
OKX Earn just blew past 10B in assets, with billions flowing to users annually. Star Xu’s “tech-first, self-custody” strategy is the opposite of collapsed lenders like Celsius and Voyager. By focusing on infrastructure instead of fundraising, OKX is quietly building one of the most trusted platforms in crypto.
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