Crypto.com, SOL Strategies Partner to Boost Solana Services

TheCryptoTimesPublished on 2025-10-03Last updated on 2025-10-03

Crypto.com, the Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, has joined forces with Canada’s SOL Strategies, a firm supporting the Solana blockchain. As part of the collaboration, SOL Strategies will leverage Crypto.com Custody to securely store a portion of its digital assets while delivering professional validator services to Crypto.com’s institutional clients.

As per the official announcement, through this partnership, SOL Strategies will use Crypto.com Custody to safely store some of its digital assets, spreading out its storage for better security. In return, SOL Strategies will offer its professional validator services to Crypto.com’s institutional clients.

Eric Anziani, Crypto.com’s President and COO, said public companies need dependable custody and staking options for their growing digital asset holdings. “This partnership validates our position as an institutional-grade Solana infrastructure provider. By making our validators available through Crypto.com’s custody platform,” Anziani said. 

Michael Hubbard, Interim CEO of SOL Strategies, emphasized that the agreement reinforces their role as a leading Solana infrastructure provider. Hubbard further stated that by adding their validator services to Crypto.com’s custody platform, they’re making these services available to more users while also spreading out their own digital asset storage for safety. 

He noted that this aligns with SOL Strategies’ DAT++ model, which balances infrastructure provision and strategic treasury management within the Solana ecosystem. 

The partnership aims to enhance the security and efficiency of digital asset management for both companies while broadening access to Solana-based validator services for institutional clients.

On September 19, 2025, Crypto.com added Sei Network Custody for SEI Token Security. Further, on September 29, 2025, Sharps Technology expanded its Solana strategy with Crypto.com. 

Also Read: Cronos, Morpho And Crypto.com Team Up On DeFi And Tokenization


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