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Remember. The phrase “Not your keys, not your coins” means: If you don’t control the private keys to your Bitcoin wallet, you don’t truly own the Bitcoin. Explanation: - Private keys are like your password or signature that proves you own and control your Bitcoin. - When you store Bitcoin on exchanges like Binance or Coinbase, the platform holds the private keys, not you. - That means if the exchange is hacked, freezes your account, or goes bankrupt — you could lose all your Bitcoin. Example: If you keep your money in your own wallet (like a hardware wallet or a non-custodial wallet app), you control the keys, so you control the coins. But if you leave it on an exchange, you are trusting them, and technically, they own it — not you. Takeaway: For true ownership and financial freedom, always store your Bitcoin in a wallet where you control the keys.