Cryptocurrency asset custody service provider Anchorage Digital announced the acquisition of Hedgey, a company focused on token equity management and TGE technology. Although the specific terms of the deal have not been disclosed, the significance of this merger is self-evident.
Hedgey's product line covers key aspects of the token lifecycle—token allocation scheme design, actual distribution execution, and automated management of vesting periods. This set of tools is a necessity for any project undergoing TGE, and ongoing tracking and rights release after launch also require precise technical support.
After the acquisition, Anchorage Digital plans to integrate Hedgey's technological capabilities into its own platform. This means the entire chain from asset custody to token management is expected to be connected—users can not only store assets but also handle token distribution and rights release within the same ecosystem. For project teams, this reduces the hassle of tool selection; for investors, transparency of rights and the reliability of automated execution are improved. The enhancement of such infrastructure is making the Web3 financial system more regulated and efficient, similar to traditional finance.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-17 03:17
Building walls again, from custody to token management all in one go. This trick is getting more and more familiar.
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Blockchainiac
· 12-16 20:40
Another ecosystem integration, sounds good, but there probably aren't many projects that can really be used.
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Anchorage Digital's move is quite clever; automating vesting is indeed a necessity.
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Hmm... another "full-chain integration" story. It feels like these mergers and acquisitions happen every month.
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Wait, are they trying to cram everything into one platform? If it really works well, it would be quite convenient.
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One-stop custody + token management. I understand this logic, but will it just sound good and do average?
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Hedgey has been acquired. What's the team's plan moving forward? Any inside info?
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Every year, people say Web3 finance is becoming regulated, but infrastructure definitely needs this kind of integration.
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It seems Anchorage aims to become a one-stop backend for Web3; quite an ambitious goal.
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SerumSquirrel
· 12-16 20:37
Hedgey has been acquired. Anchorage is aiming to offer one-stop custody and token management. Nice approach.
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WenAirdrop
· 12-16 20:28
Another integration of play, no wonder the vesting tools are so popular
Now project teams can really slack off, offering a one-stop service
But honestly, Anchorage's move is quite clever
How much tool cost can they save? Merging similar items has always been a major trend
The question is whether a big all-in-one solution will end up being too broad and not refined enough
Infrastructure is becoming more and more complete, but what about security...
Cryptocurrency asset custody service provider Anchorage Digital announced the acquisition of Hedgey, a company focused on token equity management and TGE technology. Although the specific terms of the deal have not been disclosed, the significance of this merger is self-evident.
Hedgey's product line covers key aspects of the token lifecycle—token allocation scheme design, actual distribution execution, and automated management of vesting periods. This set of tools is a necessity for any project undergoing TGE, and ongoing tracking and rights release after launch also require precise technical support.
After the acquisition, Anchorage Digital plans to integrate Hedgey's technological capabilities into its own platform. This means the entire chain from asset custody to token management is expected to be connected—users can not only store assets but also handle token distribution and rights release within the same ecosystem. For project teams, this reduces the hassle of tool selection; for investors, transparency of rights and the reliability of automated execution are improved. The enhancement of such infrastructure is making the Web3 financial system more regulated and efficient, similar to traditional finance.