Stablecoins and IPO Momentum Signal Institutional Shift
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Anchorage CEO Nathan McCauley has said the company plans to double its stablecoin team to meet rising demand, reflecting expectations of rapid growth in tokenized dollars. One notable partnership includes Tether, with plans to launch a US-focused stablecoin product, while Anchorage continues to expand custody, trading, staking, and wealth management services for institutional clients.
The IPO ambitions place Anchorage alongside other major crypto firms preparing to go public. Competitor BitGo has already filed for a New York Stock Exchange listing, while Kraken is targeting an early 2026 debut. Together, these moves suggest institutional crypto infrastructure is entering a new phase—one increasingly shaped by public markets, regulation, and large-scale capital.
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funny how “boring custody and plumbing” keeps winning in the long run