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Financial institutions are sharply increasing investment in cryptocurrency custody, viewing it as a core operational layer rather than simple safekeeping, according to a joint report from Ripple and Boston Consulting Group. The report said more than 30% of crypto assets, excluding exchange-held assets, are now being custodied through institutional models, and that share is continuing to rise amid stronger demand.
Ripple and BCG attributed the trend to regulatory developments including MiCA and the GENIUS Act. BCG said local banks could improve revenue by as much as $100 million if they decide to enter custody, while firms including Morgan Stanley, Citi and BNY are also strengthening their in-house custody capabilities.