Wall Street’s knocking on VeChain’s door — and this time, it’s not just about hype. It’s custody, liquidity, and real-world adoption.
VeChain just locked in a power move for credibility — a full-stack custody integration with BitGo, one of the oldest and most trusted names in institutional crypto infrastructure.
We’re talking:
With over 2,000 institutional clients (including SoFi and major hedge funds), BitGo’s presence signals one thing: VeChain isn’t playing in the minors anymore.
“This is about scalable, secure infra — the kind institutions need to touch the chain,” said BitGo CRO Chen Fang.
Remember BENJI? Franklin Templeton’s platform that tokenizes a 780M U.S. Treasury fund?
It now runs on VeChain.
This adds VeChain to a list that includes Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Stellar — but with a key differentiator: low-cost, enterprise-grade L1 architecture.
With 1.6T in AUM, Franklin Templeton isn’t dabbling. They’re experimenting with compliant, transparent settlement rails — and VeChain’s now part of that capital flow.
Belgium-based Keyrock joins the party with:
Translation? More liquidity, tighter spreads, and security-grade node infrastructure — a serious upgrade for institutional-grade DeFi and trading on VeChain.
VeChain’s flagship consumer platform VeBetter hit:
The growth isn’t just organic — it’s turbocharged by enterprise-level infrastructure. And with BitGo + Keyrock backing it, VeBetter is now more than a loyalty tool — it’s a live use case for tokenized consumer engagement.
Two major infra updates:
If VeChain’s pitch is real-world blockchain for real-world business, these upgrades are its proof of work.
With real users, real partners, and real infra, VeChain’s evolving from logistics L1 to institutional-grade Layer-1 with enterprise rails.
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