Yeah, I used to think logging into an exchange meant having control of everything inside it.
But GRVT’s SecureKey model made me see the difference.
Look, normal account access can let you view your portfolio and positions. But when an action changes asset ownership, GRVT requires a SecureKey signature.
That separation matters. Someone getting normal login access should not automatically gain the power to move assets.
Nah, adding signatures creates some friction. But convenience and ownership authority are different jobs.
Maybe exchange security should ask less about who can log in and more about who can actually authorize ownership to change.
@grvt_io #grvt
But GRVT’s SecureKey model made me see the difference.
Look, normal account access can let you view your portfolio and positions. But when an action changes asset ownership, GRVT requires a SecureKey signature.
That separation matters. Someone getting normal login access should not automatically gain the power to move assets.
Nah, adding signatures creates some friction. But convenience and ownership authority are different jobs.
Maybe exchange security should ask less about who can log in and more about who can actually authorize ownership to change.
@grvt_io #grvt