MPC Is Necessary, Not Sufficient: The Institutional Custody Gaps It Doesn’t Cover

Steps to Sending and Receiving Cryptocurrency Safely for Businesses

Key Takeaways Multi-Party Computation (MPC) eliminates the single private key as a single point of failure. It is the established baseline for institutional digital asset operations, but it addresses only the cryptographic signing layer. Cryptography does not govern intent. Major custody breaches frequently occur above the key-management layer—specifically within approval workflows, role-based access controls, transaction […]

How Account Abstraction Helps Exchanges and Web3 Businesses Win More Users

Unlocking the Next Wave of User Adoption: A Business Guide to Account Abstraction

Key Takeaways Account Abstraction (AA) replaces traditional onboarding friction (seed phrases, gas token hurdles, and browser extensions) with one-tap social and passkey authentication, cutting customer acquisition costs. Turning wallets into programmable accounts unlocks new monetization streams, including promotional gas sponsorship, stablecoin fee settlement in USDC, and automated subscription billing. Since ERC-4337 launched, over 40 million […]

Why Gold Tokenization Is Building Real On-Chain Utility in 2026

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Key Takeaways Tokenization is proving its value as infrastructure, not just as a wrapper on a commodity. Even as gold’s spot price corrected sharply in 2026, the total value locked and traded on-chain kept climbing, a sign that adoption is tied to how tokenized gold is used, not just what the metal is worth. Trading […]

Ooi Sang Kuang

Chairman, Non-Executive Director

Mr. Ooi is the former Chairman of the Board of Directors of OCBC Bank, Singapore. He served as a Special Advisor in Bank Negara Malaysia and, prior to that, was the Deputy Governor and a Member of the Board of Directors.

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