While most investors are still fumbling with wallets and seed phrases, Crypto.com and Canary Capital just made a power move: launching the first U.S. investment trust focused on CRO, the native token of Cronos.
It’s not just a trust — it’s a bridge between TradFi and Web3, and it might just put CRO on Wall Street’s radar.
This isn’t some DeFi farming scheme. It’s a regulated private investment vehicle built for U.S. accredited investors who want exposure to Cronos — without touching an exchange or managing private keys.
Just like you’d buy into a gold or bitcoin trust, now you can bet on CRO through a traditional structure. And that’s huge.
“Crypto.com’s focus on security and innovation makes them a standout,” says Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg. “We believe demand for CRO in trust format will reflect Cronos’s growth.”
Let’s break it down:
Cronos is that rare chain playing both sides — Ethereum and Cosmos — making it a favorite playground for devs who want the best of both worlds.
Crypto.com isn’t playing small. After launching crypto-focused ETFs with Trump Media (yes, that happened), this trust is part of a wider push into regulated finance.
“The Canary CRO Trust opens the door for U.S. investors to participate in the Cronos journey,” said Crypto.com’s President Eric Anziani.
Translation? They want to put CRO in every institutional portfolio — the safe, SEC-friendly way.
This trust is for accredited investors only — the 1% crowd with SEC-approved income or assets.
But it could be the first step toward public CRO investment products. Think ETFs. Think 401(k) access. Think mainstream blockchain exposure.
Crypto.com and Canary are packaging crypto like fine wine — and Wall Street is thirsty.
Lesson: This isn’t about hype — it’s about infrastructure.
CRO is no longer just for Degen DApps. It’s heading to the boardroom.
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