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I think most of traders isn't using a stand-alone wallet, most of them just putting their asset in exchangers.

Except miners.

I think it depends on the volumes they're dealing with, I'd say low volume traders don't necessarily worry much at all about having their assets on a exchange.
Would you personally hold high volumes of crypto on random exchanges? I think not, and being compliant with the law means that there's going to be fail-safe mechanisms in place that will ensure that your assets keep being yours. And as a crypto enthusiast, I'm really looking forward to the launch of this platform.
Random exchange? Maybe not.
On some exchange, maybe yes if its exchange:
Users need a solid and secure trading platform. To be honest (as a miner) sometimes I'm using exchanger's wallet address to receive payment from the pools (reducing transaction fee)

I don't mind to put all of my asset there. But I'm a miner (that need a daily budget for an operational cost), and I short-term trader, I always turn my coin to fiat as soon as I can, that's why I put big hope to Eterbase.
