“The need for better crypto infrastructure is growing ever clearer,” Anchorage said in a statement to Bloomberg. “For us, that means focusing resolutely on our status as an unequivocal qualified custodian, among other safe and regulated ways for institutions to participate in the digital asset ecosystem.”
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