Anchorage Digital has expanded its offerings by enabling TRX staking for institutional clients, allowing them to earn staking rewards on the TRON Network.
This new feature provides institutions a regulated platform to securely custody TRON-based assets and participate in staking, which is essential for earning protocol rewards. Anchorage Digital also supports custody for TRC-20 assets, thereby increasing access to tokens issued on the TRON network.
Earlier this year, the company started providing custody support for TRX, facilitating institutions to hold TRON assets through its regulated system and Porto, the self-custody wallet. With today's launch, Anchorage Digital enhances its commitment to supporting digital asset ecosystems, allowing institutions a compliant method of engaging with TRON.
Nathan McCauley, CEO of Anchorage Digital, noted that institutional interest in solid networks is growing, and TRX staking marks a significant step forward. Meanwhile, Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, emphasized that secure custody is a crucial initial step, but staking transforms institutions into active network participants.
TRON has established itself as a key blockchain for stablecoin transactions, boasting over $90 billion in USD Tether (USDT) circulating supply. Notably, the network has surpassed 392 million user accounts and has processed more than 14 billion transactions, with a total value locked exceeding $26 billion.
As adoption of digital assets rises, Anchorage Digital's enhancements within the TRON ecosystem provide institutions with secure, regulated access to one of the most dynamic blockchain networks.
This material is informational and should not be considered financial advice.
