We hold our own keys, and it used to mean flying blind. An exchange shows its customers one clean balance. Self-custody gave us thirty tabs, a spreadsheet and a guess.
The tools that offered to fix it tended to ask for something back: a key that could trade, a wallet connection, custody of the coins. We wanted the opposite: software that can look at everything and touch nothing, across the wallets, exchanges and chains we actually use. We could not find it, so we built it.
That rule turned out to be bigger than a tracker. Once all of your capital is in one view, you can ask it questions, see the rates it could earn and, in time, spend it, without handing it to anyone. That is what TrueHold is becoming. The line we started with has not moved: we never hold your money.