Anchorage Etherlink Custody Expansion Signals New Era for Tokenized Uranium

Anchorage Digital Bank announced today that its institutional custody platform, known as Anchorage Etherlink custody, now supports Etherlink and a suite of Etherlink‑based tokens, notably xU3O8, the digital representation of physical uranium.

Anchorage Etherlink Custody Broadens Institutional Access

The move follows a Reuters report on growing demand for compliant crypto‑linked commodities. By integrating Etherlink, Anchorage aims to capture the institutional appetite for high‑grade, blockchain‑tracked assets while adhering to rigorous AML/KYC standards.

Analysts note that the addition could boost Anchorage’s assets under custody by ↑ 12% within the next quarter, as firms seek exposure to tokenized uranium without physical handling.

“We are delivering a bridge between legacy commodity markets and next‑gen digital infrastructure,” a spokesperson said.

While the uranium tokenization market remains niche, the regulatory clarity surrounding Etherlink may encourage other token issuers to seek Anchorage’s custodial services.

Correction: An earlier dispatch misstated the launch date; the service became available on September 12.

Intel provided by: Lyra Valance

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