Anchorage Digital has launched native TRX staking for its institutional custody clients, letting investors earn TRON network rewards without moving assets out of custody. The service is designed for institutions that want staking access inside a regulated custody setup rather than through separate operational arrangements. According to the announcement cited by Techub and sourced to Bitcoinist, the product addresses several barriers that institutions often face when staking, including custody control, compliance procedures, and reporting requirements. The rollout also broadens Anchorage Digital’s staking lineup and points to a wider shift in institutional staking beyond Ethereum and Solana toward additional blockchain networks.
Anchorage Digital said it has rolled out native TRX staking for institutional custody clients, allowing investors to earn rewards on the TRON network without removing assets from custody.
The company said the service gives institutions a way to stake inside a regulated custody environment. It is aimed at addressing obstacles that institutional investors often face when participating in staking, including custody control, compliance procedures, and reporting requirements.
The launch expands the staking products available on Anchorage Digital’s platform. It also reflects how institutional-grade staking services are extending beyond Ethereum and Solana to other blockchain networks.
Techub reported the development, citing Bitcoinist.
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