Live Webinar Challenges with Adopting a Custody Solution - Tuesday, March 4 at 9 AM ET

Your questions answered: Q&A follow-up to our “How to choose the right MPC” webinar

Our recent webinar invited questions on how to choose the best tools to safeguard digital assets. We created this quick read that covers all your questions in detail.

From claims to clarity: What Impenetrable Custody really means for digital asset security

What does “impenetrable” really mean? In a market filled with complex and conflicting terms, it’s no wonder institutions are struggling to identify what’s truly secure and what’s the best fit for their needs.

GK8 by Galaxy – The Story Behind Our Bold New Look

Over the past six years, GK8 has evolved significantly. Today, we introduce a new look and vision that reflects the next phase of our journey.

What can we learn from the DMM Bitcoin “leak”?

Any wallet which connects to the internet, however briefly, presents an attack vector, through which assets can be stolen. Hackers have shown themselves willing to invest significant resources to breach these systems.

Why Seed Phrase Security Should Be Priority Number One

Losing a private key or having it stolen is a worst-case scenario for any institution providing custody of digital assets. In such cases, a seed phrase is part and parcel of any disaster recovery plan.

Don’t Mitigate Counterparty Risk – Eliminate It!

Digital asset custody is not the same as fiat asset custody, and selecting the appropriate custody solution can be a daunting task.

Understanding Digital Asset Insurance: What You Need to Know

With insurance, institutions can protect their digital assets and ensure that they are financially compensated in case of a breach.

Cryptocurrency Crime Statistics: A Visual Guide

Crypto heists have become an all too familiar occurrence in the fast-paced world of digital assets, where anonymity and decentralization can be both a blessing and a curse.

The winners (and losers) of the latest banking crisis

In January, a joint statement by the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation), OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency), and the Federal Reserve “strongly discouraged” banks from supporting crypto.