Anchorage Digital, a cryptocurrency custodian, announced the launch of its self-custody wallet for institutions called Porto. The wallet is provided directly by Anchorage's digital division and allows institutions to hold and process their own assets instead of acting as custodians on behalf of clients. It uses the same underlying technology as banks, such as biometric authentication and asset recovery. Porto supports over 200 types of tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Aptos, and Sui. Anchorage Digital received approval for a national trust charter from the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in early 2021.

Cryptocurrency bank Anchorage Digital has partnered with wealth management company FusionIQ. This partnership will allow FusionIQ's clients (including institutions and financial advisors) to access digital assets provided by Anchorage Digital. The transaction also provides a compliance-centric framework for registered investment advisors to offer direct ownership of digital assets.

Blockchain analyst Yu Jin has detected that Anchorage Digital withdrew 12,487 MKR (worth $25.88 million) from Coinbase in the past 9 hours. In the past 16 days since January 10th, Anchorage Digital has received a total of 25,587 MKR (worth $53 million) from Coinbase and Wintermute, making it the fifth largest individual/institutional holder of MKR.

According to The Data Nerd monitoring, 18 hours ago, three new wallets (associated with Anchorage Digital) withdrew 2.43 million IMX (5.88 million US dollars) from Binance.