One thing I’ve noticed in crypto is how fragmented everything still feels. You keep assets in one wallet, swap on another platform, and sometimes move funds to an exchange just to use certain features. It works, but it can feel more complicated than it needs to be. That’s why Rezor caught my attention. The idea seems simple — instead of jumping between multiple apps, you can store assets, swap tokens, and access exchange features within the same ecosystem. The self-custody part is also important. Holding your own keys still matters a lot, especially after everything the space has been through over the years. At the same time, not everyone uses crypto the same way. Some prefer decentralization, others prefer exchanges, and Rezor seems to be building around both sides. From a user perspective, the biggest benefit is just less friction. Still exploring it, but definitely interesting to see where Rezor goes from here.