The U.S. federally chartered crypto bank Anchorage has begun opening the doors to fUSD stablecoin for institutions

The way institutions enter is straightforward: first solve custody, then talk about trading

Anchorage Digital is a federally chartered crypto bank. It announced that it is integrating the fUSD stablecoin issued by Frgmnt into its institutional services 💡. Going forward, institutional clients can directly hold, mint, and redeem fUSD within this bank—and even stake fUSD to earn yield. This is another step for stablecoins to move from retail tools toward institutional infrastructure. The “federal charter” status is crucial; it means each step it takes is on the right side of regulatory compliance

In other words: previously, most stablecoins circulated within decentralized protocols. Now, mainstream banks are also treating them as custodial assets. Once the door opens, institutional capital gains another route to enter

My take is that the decisive factor in the stablecoin race is compliance and custody. Whoever can first pave this path will be ready to capture the next wave of institutional funds. Regular people should keep an eye on this kind of news—it explains the trend better than price volatility 🔍

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