- Vanguard Group is seeking an executive to develop its crypto strategy, amid predictions that institutional capital will drive Bitcoin demand.
- Major financial institutions including Wells Fargo, UBS, Morgan Stanley, and Merrill Lynch are exploring long-term crypto adoption, while expert Ryan Rasmussen discusses Bitcoin's stability.
Anchorage Digital Launches Institutional Access to Bitcoin-Backed Markets on Sui
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What happened
Chainwire Sui’s native Bitcoin finance infrastructure, Hashi mainnet, went live in a phased rollout. Anchorage Digital became a day-one launch partner, providing institutional clients seamless access to Hashi and adding stablecoin liquidity to the network. The mainnet launched with over $500 million in committed capital.
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Why it matters
Hashi was built to allow institutions to use native Bitcoin in programmable financial markets while maintaining the transparency, compliance, controls, and security they require. This infrastructure supports applications such as lending, borrowing, credit, vaults, and structured products.
Major financial institutions, including Morgan Stanley and UBS, are exploring long-term crypto adoption, while Vanguard Group is seeking an executive to develop its crypto strategy.
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Who's involved
- Anchorage DigitalDigital asset platform providing institutional access and custody services.
- BitcoinThe digital asset that is the foundation of the new Bitcoin finance infrastructure.
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