A Belgian-based crypto asset security firm recently announced a major strategic restructuring with backing from long-term investors. The company is aggressively targeting expansion in digital asset custody services, aiming to grow secured assets from the current $1.5 billion to $10 billion over the 2026–27 period. This shift reflects growing institutional demand for regulated and secure crypto asset management solutions.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 01-14 23:59
Expanding from 1.5 billion to 10 billion sounds great, but the key is how well the permission control of the custody solution is implemented. I've seen too many custody platforms fail directly due to logical vulnerabilities in contract upgrades.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-14 23:55
1.5 billion to 1 billion, is this growth curve just made up on the spot? Historically, every time there's such aggressive expansion, it hasn't ended well.
The mechanism design hasn't kept up, and as the asset scale doubles, the risk exposure also doubles. Who will ensure incentive compatibility?
Institutional demand is strong, that's true, but I'm more concerned about whether this governance system can hold up until 2027 without a crash.
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HashBandit
· 01-14 23:54
$10B target by 2026-27? tbh that's... optimistic. back in my mining days we'd call that kind of growth projection pure hopium lmao. but ngl, if institutions actually want this stuff custody secured then maybe the gas fees won't completely destroy margins? idk, let me run the ROI calculations show real quick... this is why rollups matter fr
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-14 23:45
From 15 billion to 10 billion, the game being played over in Europe is quite interesting, just not sure if the institutions will really buy in or not.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-14 23:44
Growing from 1.5B to 10B at this pace is quite aggressive... Can it really be implemented?
A Belgian-based crypto asset security firm recently announced a major strategic restructuring with backing from long-term investors. The company is aggressively targeting expansion in digital asset custody services, aiming to grow secured assets from the current $1.5 billion to $10 billion over the 2026–27 period. This shift reflects growing institutional demand for regulated and secure crypto asset management solutions.