Current digital asset wallets are mainly divided into custodial wallets and non-custodial wallets. To understand their differences, you first need to understand how crypto wallets work. Crypto wallets do not actually contain user funds, instead they only contain Public key and private key, the public key allows users to set up transactions, and the private key is used to authorize transactions...
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MPC is the English acronym for Secure Multi-Party Computation. Usually MPC allows two parties (or multiple parties) to jointly output calculation results without revealing their inputs. For example: using MPC, a group of friends can securely Calculate their average salary without revealing how much each of them earns...
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