Institutional-Grade Crypto Custody Achieves New Breakthrough!


Anchorage Digital Officially Integrates TRON Network, Supporting TRX Custody
The United States' first federally chartered crypto bank, Anchorage Digital, announces full support for the TRON blockchain, opening a compliant, secure, and efficient door for institutional investors.
From now on, institutions can securely custody TRX—the native token of TRON—on their regulated platforms. Future plans include gradually enabling custody of TRC-20 assets and native TRX staking features, allowing institutions to participate compliantly in TRON’s validator network and DeFi activities.
Why is this important?
TRON has grown to become one of the world's most active blockchains:
1/ Over 372 million user accounts
2/ Daily transaction volume exceeding 10.1 million
3/ On-chain USDT circulation surpassing $86 billion, serving as a key hub for stablecoin issuance and transfer
As participation of US institutions in digital assets continues to rise, compliant custody has become an essential prerequisite for entering mainstream blockchain. This integration provides a secure, regulated gateway for institutions to confidently engage in value flows within the TRON ecosystem, especially in global stablecoin transfers and settlements.
What does this mean for the industry?
1/ More traditional institutional funds are expected to flow into TRON compliantly
2/ On-chain applications of stablecoins will further expand
3/ The deep integration of institutional-grade infrastructure with decentralized networks accelerates
This is not just a technical integration; it marks TRON’s ecosystem stepping into a new era of institutionalization!
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