Anchorage, Kamino let institutions borrow against SOL without moving custody

Anchorage and Kamino have introduced a new framework that allows institutions to borrow against staked SOL tokens while keeping the assets in qualified custody. This development comes as US lawmakers continue debating oversight regulations for decentralized finance protocols.

• →Institutions can now borrow against staked SOL without moving assets out of qualified custody through Anchorage and Kamino partnership.
• →The framework addresses institutional custody requirements while enabling DeFi participation.
• →This development occurs amid ongoing US regulatory discussions about DeFi oversight.
• →The solution bridges traditional institutional custody standards with DeFi lending capabilities.
• →Staked SOL holders can access liquidity without unstaking their tokens or compromising custody arrangements.