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SEC to Implement Triple-Redundant Custody System Because Clearly One Wasn’t Enough

An illustration of a vault with three separate doors, each labeled with a different company logo (Coinbase, Anchorage Digital Bank, and Bitgo), surrounded by chains and padlocks, conveying enhanced security through triple-redundant custody.

There’s a reason they call it ‘securing’ your assets when you put them in an exchange-traded fund (ETF). It sounds like Cboe BZX Exchange and their friends at Anchorage Digital Bank, Bitgo, and Coinbase are trying to secure the SEC from any more bad press by adding some extra custodians for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Because what could possibly go wrong with having three separate entities holding your precious crypto assets? It’s not like they’ll all get hacked or anything… (Just kidding, it’s already happened). Seriously though, who needs just one robust and secure custody service when you can have several redundant ones to ‘clearly identify’ the owner of those Bitcoin Trusts? And what about the energy usage for all these extra custodians? We’re talking crypto here – not exactly known for its sustainability. The SEC is seeking public input on this proposal, so go ahead and weigh in with your thoughts… or just shrug like I am.

Source: bitcoin.com

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking public input on a proposal by Cboe BZX Exchange to add new custodians for bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The plan aims to enhance security by adding Anchorage Digital Bank and Bitgo alongside Coinbase as custodians for bitcoin and ether holdings. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published a notice on Wednesday, soliciting comments on a proposed rule change […]

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