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Anchorage Digital launches tokenized deposit platform to help banks achieve on-chain settlement.
According to CoinDesk, Anchorage Digital, a US-based federally chartered crypto bank, has announced a new platform to help banks issue and manage tokenized deposits. This platform provides banks with 24/7 payment and settlement services using blockchain technology, without requiring replacement of their existing core systems. The platform operates in a parallel layer, with Anchorage handling the blockchain infrastructure, wallet management, and smart contract technology, while banks continue to maintain customer relationships and deposit custody. Currently, several major banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Bank of America, also plan to jointly establish a tokenized deposit network in the first half of 2027.
Anchorage Digital adds Lido support, enabling institutional users to access wstETH.
According to Foresight News , Anchorage Digital has integrated Lido liquidity staking into its institutional platform, enabling clients to use wstETH in one of its digital asset custody environments. Anchorage clients can connect to the Lido dApp and mint and burn wstETH.
Blockchain Digital Infrastructure raised an additional $8.25 million through a public offering of common stock.
According to Mars Finance, Blockchain Digital Infrastructure, a US-listed digital infrastructure developer and operator, announced that it has raised an additional $8.25 million through a public offering of common stock. Investors purchased an additional 4,999,999 shares of common stock at a public offering price of $1.65 per share. The new funds are intended to support its businesses such as AI hosting and high-performance computing workloads.
Blockchain Digital Infrastructure has been renamed AIB Data Centers, shifting its focus to the AI infrastructure sector.
Odaily Odaily reports that Blockchain Digital Infrastructure, a US-listed digital infrastructure developer and operator, has announced a name change to AIB Data Centers. The new name will take effect on June 25, 2026, and transactions will begin under the new name on June 26. This marks a full shift towards the AI data center infrastructure sector. Earlier this month, the company announced a $55 million common stock offering to support its development of AI hosting and high-performance computing digital infrastructure to support business growth. (Globenewswire)
Asset management giant Vanguard is hiring its first head of digital assets to evaluate strategies including tokenization and stablecoins.
PANews reported on July 8th that, according to Bitcoin Magazine, Vanguard, the world's second-largest asset manager (with approximately $12 trillion in assets under management), has created its first-ever Head of Digital Assets position, responsible for developing the company's long-term crypto and blockchain strategy. This role will evaluate areas such as tokenization, stablecoins, digital wallets, custody, and blockchain settlement, and determine whether Vanguard should build its own capabilities, partner with external entities, or postpone entry into certain markets. The position will involve developing multi-year roadmaps and designing governance and risk frameworks. Vanguard stated that this hiring does not indicate an upcoming launch of crypto products and that it currently has no plans to issue its own crypto investment vehicles.
Aptos blockchain was found to have a critical vulnerability, with an attack cost of only a few hundred dollars; the team has promptly fixed it.
PANews reported on July 5th that, according to Coindesk, white-hat hackers at security firm Hexens discovered a vulnerability in the Aptos blockchain, which has since been patched. If maliciously exploited, this vulnerability could have put up to $70 billion in digital assets at systemic risk, including stablecoins and cross-chain bridges. In late February, Hexens researchers reported a critical vulnerability in the Move virtual machine (the execution environment for handling on-chain smart contracts) to the Aptos development team. They described it as an "expiration cache vulnerability" that could lead to type confusion, meaning the software could be tricked into mistaking one on-chain resource for another. Researchers simulated the attack in a real network environment with a success rate exceeding 90%.