According to a recent LinkedIn post from Fireblocks, the company is emphasizing its institutional custody offering as digital asset ETFs, corporate treasuries, and trading desks scale. The post highlights that institutions are seeking both self-custody for control and qualified custody to address regulatory requirements, while minimizing additional infrastructure.
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The post promotes a March 10 webinar featuring Tomer Greenbaum, VP and Licensed Services Operations, who is set to explain the Fireblocks Trust Company structure. Topics are described as including custody account architecture, the interaction of self-custody and qualified custody on one platform, and use cases in staking, collateral management, lending, and DeFi.
Fireblocks also notes that its trust entity is regulated by the NYDFS and is positioned as meeting current institutional operational and compliance needs. For investors, this focus on NYDFS-regulated qualified custody and integrated workflows may strengthen Fireblocks’ appeal to large financial institutions and asset managers, potentially supporting customer acquisition and transaction-based revenue growth in the institutional digital asset infrastructure segment.