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HashKey Cloud and Cactus Custody Form Strategic Partnership to Build One-Stop Institutional-Grade Staking Services

On August 11, HashKey Cloud, a leading global Web3 infrastructure provider, and Cactus Custody, a third-party institutional-grade digital asset custodian, reached a strategic partnership. The two parties will deeply integrate Cactus Custody's secure custody capabilities with HashKey Cloud's staking infrastructure advantages to jointly build secure and efficient one-stop institutional-grade staking services for global institutional clients. They will hold a strategic cooperation signing ceremony at HashKey's Hong Kong headquarters on August 27, inviting ecosystem partners such as Babylon, Stacks, Solana, and Lido to witness the occasion and engage in in-depth discussions on institutional staking and multi-chain yields. This cooperation focuses on institutions' growing demand for digital asset yields. Based on the non-custodial concept, institutional clients can participate in staking while retaining control of their assets. Meanwhile, the slashing risk protection mechanism jointly designed by both parties can effectively hedge against on-chain penalty risks, allowing both security and returns to be achieved. The partnership will connect the entire chain of services from asset custody to on-chain staking, covering core scenarios such as BTC staking and multi-chain ecosystem yields, providing end-to-end one-stop staking solutions for institutional investors, funds, CEXs, and Web3 enterprises, and further safeguarding asset security with strict risk control standards and operational transparency. The achievement of this strategic partnership marks an important step for HashKey Cloud and Cactus Custody in exploring and building a secure and efficient institutional-grade staking ecosystem. The two parties will fully leverage their respective core advantages in secure custody and staking infrastructure, work together to deeply cultivate institutional needs, continuously promote innovation and practice in institutional-grade on-chain yield services, and jointly inject strong momentum into the sustainable development of the global digital asset market.

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