Odaily Planet Daily News Nathan McCauley, CEO of cryptocurrency bank Anchorage, said the company is adding custody capabilities for tokens on the Solana blockchain. The federally chartered custody company initially allowed its customers to store a small number of tokens that followed Solana's SPL standard, and began adding custody support for Solana-based tokens in 2022, and began adding pledge support last year. McCauley said the company has been waiting to build and launch custody support for SPL tokens rather than act too quickly and prematurely because the chain has suffered some setbacks. After FTX collapsed and caused significant collateral and reputation damage, many cryptocurrency investors tried to abandon the Solana ecosystem in early 2023, but the chain's builders persisted, and users eventually returned to the memecoin launchpad to trade, pledge, and mint new tokens. (Coindesk)