What makes crypto fundamentally different? It's about actual ownership—real control over what belongs to you.

You can own money, physical assets, tokens, voting rights, digital property. Everything stays under your control once you hold it on the blockchain. No intermediary can freeze it. No corporation can restrict access. Even the project developers can't reclaim it if the system is architected correctly.

That's the real difference. In traditional finance, the bank holds your money. The broker holds your stocks. The platform decides what you can do. But in crypto? You hold it. You control it. Participation in the network means actual ownership—and once it's yours, nobody gets to make that decision for you.