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Exchanges such as Binance, Tokocrypto, and KuCoin provide convenient cryptocurrency trading services. You're primarily using them for trading and not long-term storage, which is great to hear. To protect user accounts, these exchanges typically use 2FA and encrypted data transmission. Also, verifying users' identities through KYC verification enhances security.
Security challenges can be faced by even reputable exchanges, however. Users' funds have been lost as a result of exchanges being targeted by hackers. To ensure that your assets are secure, it's always a smart practice to keep your assets in a non-custodial wallet.
As long as the private key is not in our hands, I will never trust them. This means that any type of exchange is not a good idea to store coins. They only run a business with the aim of making a profit. The easiest way is that they continue to provide comfort to users and promise to return funds lost due to hacking.
We can understand very well because of the various incidents that have happened that we have seen together that the security challenge depends on the owner of the coin to take care of it.
Wrong technique in keeping coins even in the safest wallet, in the end you still regret it.