Galaxy posted on X that many registered investment advisors (RIAs) struggle to meet client demand for DeFi allocations while complying with SEC custody rules. The core issue: current rules require client assets to be held by qualified custodians, effectively excluding self-custody and preventing traditional financial accounts from directly engaging DeFi strategies.
Galaxy posted on X platform that many registered investment advisors (RIAs) face difficulties in meeting client demand for allocating funds to DeFi while complying with SEC custody rules. The key pain point: current regulations require client assets to be held by qualified custodians, effectively excluding self-custody paths, making it impossible for traditional financial accounts to directly participate in DeFi strategies. This regulatory gap leaves RIAs unable to serve clients seeking exposure to decentralized finance.
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