Bitget Targets Institutional Crypto Custody and Settlement Needs
A Coinbase and EY-Parthenon survey found that nearly half of institutions planning to add crypto exposure in 2026 cite better infrastructure as a reason. Custody, settlement, and risk controls are among their main concerns. Bitget is changing how institutions hold and trade crypto in response to these demands.
A survey from Coinbase and EY-Parthenon found that almost half of institutions intending to add cryptocurrency exposure in 2026 name improved infrastructure as a reason. Their leading worries include how assets are held, how trades settle, and how risks are managed. Bitget is adjusting its approach to institutional holding and trading in response. The development sits within a broader push to make digital assets easier for larger organizations to use, though the available details focus on infrastructure, custody, settlement, and risk controls.
If more institutions adopt crypto through stronger custody and settlement, their clients and counterparties could benefit from clearer safeguards and more reliable operations. At the same time, deeper institutional ties to digital assets may expose broader markets and everyday savers to new channels of volatility. The scale of that impact could depend on how custody, settlement, and risk controls are built and overseen.