imToken Touts Non-Custodial ETH Staking as Key to Asset Control

The pitch here is about where control actually sits in staking, not about yield: keeping withdrawal keys with the user while operators hold signing keys is a direct challenge to the liquid staking model, where a token becomes the claim on the position. That distinction matters most for larger ETH holders weighing operator convenience against counterparty exposure, and for wallet providers trying to keep staking activity inside their own interface. Whether separating withdrawal rights from signing keys becomes a broader expectation rather than a niche feature is the open question worth watching.