Decentralization: Wallets rely on something other than centralized servers or institutions to manage and store users' digital assets. This allows users complete control over their cryptocurrency assets, avoiding risks associated with single centralized institutions.

Asset Security: Decentralized wallets usually adopt multiple encryption technologies and security measures to protect users' assets, enhancing the security of asset storage and management.

No Asset Custody by Platforms: Unlike centralized wallets, decentralized wallets do not hold users' digital assets. This avoids potential security risks from third-party platforms and allows users to manage their assets independently, ensuring asset autonomy.