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What is genuinely essential for institutional investment in digital assets goes far beyond the mere launch of ETFs

The crux of the matter lies in identifying which entity is authorised to safeguard these assets, the precise conditions under which investment advisers and regulated funds may deal with them, and, should an incident occur, establishing where the full liability rests

​The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a clear digital asset custody framework aimed at registered advisers and regulated funds. This includes the possibility of self-custody under specific controls, or engaging state-chartered trust companies. Whilst the proposal remains under consideration, the strategic direction is of paramount importance

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​Rather than leaving digital assets outside the traditional financial framework, secure 'pipelines' for holding and managing them are now being built directly within the existing system

Thus, the dots are gradually being joined: from ETFs to institutional custody, onwards to tokenised securities, and ultimately to on-chain markets—forming a cohesive blueprint for a more integrated financial future

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