A LinkedIn post from Fireblocks indicates that the digital asset infrastructure provider now supports more than 150 public blockchains, following the addition of Canton Network and 46 other networks integrated in 2025, including Sui, Monad, Circle’s Arc Testnet, and Berachain. The post highlights that financial institutions, trading platforms, and payment providers can connect to these emerging ecosystems through a single integration while applying the same multiparty computation (MPC) security and policy controls across all supported networks.
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From an investor perspective, the expanded network coverage suggests Fireblocks is positioning its platform as a scalable, cross-chain infrastructure layer for institutional digital asset activity. Broader blockchain support may enhance the company’s value proposition to large financial institutions that require unified security and operational frameworks while experimenting with newer protocols. This could help drive higher switching costs and customer retention, as clients can access additional ecosystems without re-architecting their infrastructure.
The focus on multi-chain support also aligns with a market view that institutional adoption will span multiple networks rather than concentrate on a single dominant chain. If this thesis proves accurate, Fireblocks’ ability to rapidly onboard new blockchains could strengthen its competitive position against other custody and infrastructure providers that support fewer networks or require more bespoke integrations. Over time, this approach may support revenue growth via increased transaction volumes, wallet activity, and potential upselling of ancillary services, though the ultimate financial impact will depend on the pace of institutional adoption across these newer blockchains and Fireblocks’ pricing power in a competitive market.

