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Enterprise Multisig self-custody on Ledger Enterprise is evolving beyond safekeeping. Institutional users can now access onchain yield directly from Gauntlet & Steakhouse Financial curated Morpho Vaults via Kiln 🧱🔥, all within existing governance and custody frameworks.

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Today, we unlock a new era for onchain finance: one where treasuries are self-custodied, secure—and earning yield by default. For years, Safe.eth multisigs have been the operating system for DAOs, crypto companies and high-net-worth individuals, safeguarding well over $100B. Yet much of that capital – especially stablecoins – has stayed idle because moving funds to external DeFi apps compromises the very security and governance model multisigs were built to protect. Kiln 🧱🔥's mission is to democratize value creation in digital assets – embedding productive staking and lending directly into the tools treasury teams already use, rather than forcing them through new approvals, bridges and dashboards. That vision is now live in Safe {Wallet}. 🔹 One multisig transaction routes idle wETH, wstETH, USDC, USDT or WBTC into Morpho Labs Earn, powered by Kiln DeFi. 🔹 The Safe receives non-transferable vault-share tokens, so signer policies and audit trails remain intact. 🔹 Yield, Steakhouse Financial risk scores and fees appear beside existing balances – no extra API work required. Behind the scenes, Morpho Labs vaults keep capital productive while preserving instant liquidity, and Kiln delivers the end-to-end infrastructure, audits, and SOC 2 Type II controls institutions expect. This is the next frontier of crypto finance: where security and yield are no longer at odds. Where onchain treasuries can finally operate with the sophistication and confidence they deserve. I’m grateful to the teams at Safe.eth, Morpho Labs and Steakhouse Financial for sharing this product philosophy and executing on it so seamlessly. Excited wait to see what DAOs, startups and treasurers build on this new foundation. To anyone still doubting: the future of finance is being written in Europe—and these four teams are holding the pen 🇪🇺 Try it now 👇 Massive thanks to the ones involved lukasschor.eth, Thibaut 🍉Multis, Julian Grigo, Christoph Simmchen, Christoph Sonn, Florent - gecko arc, Paul Frambot 🦋, @MerlinEgalit, T, SebVentures, adcv_ & and everyone at Kiln who brought this to life (you know who you are)

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🔥 Clear Signing on Safe is here — with Ledger Multisig. Tens of billions in assets are secured by Safe, the gold standard for onchain multisig. But nearly every team using it shares the same fatal flaw: blind signing. You’re asked to approve a treasury transaction, and all you see is a random hex string. You’re forced to trust your browser. That’s not security. That’s a gamble. And a lot of people are losing at this game. Today, we’re fixing it. Introducing Ledger Multisig, built on Safe, powered by Ledger’s world-class hardware security. It’s the missing link: the security and clarity layer every multisig should have. With Ledger Multisig, Clear Signing comes to every collective operation. No more guessing. Every transaction, amount, destination, contract function, is displayed in plain English on your Ledger’s Secure Screen. What you see is what you sign. Always. For existing Safe users, the transition is instant. No migrations. No setup pain. Just connect your Ledger, your Safes appear, now protected by Ledger security and Transaction Checks. It just works. We’re launching on EVMs today, securing Safe first, and expanding fast. Support for Solana Squads and native Bitcoin multisig is already in development. Our goal: a universal security layer for all on-chain collaboration. And the best part? Ledger Multisig is free. No extra cost. No complexity. Now there’s truly no excuse to blind-sign a treasury transaction. No excuse to “trust” an interface. No excuse for compromise. Secure your collective assets, today.

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HOLY MOLY! 🚨 Ripple just plugged directly into the institutional tokenization pipeline in Asia-Pacific ripple:native holders need to understand how big this setup can become. Ripple Custody is now integrated with SettleMint’s Digital Asset Lifecycle Platform. A financial institution can use the combined system to issue an asset, apply compliance rules, secure it, distribute it, settle it and manage it through its entire life. Bonds. Funds. Equities. Cash. Real assets. Structured products. And the rollout has already started in Asia-Pacific. Here’s where ripple:native enters. Ripple Custody directly supports XRP Ledger and XRP. It can create XRPL issuer accounts, issue tokenized assets, manage trust lines, send XRP and trade XRP against issued assets through XRPL’s native DEX. Then add RLUSD as digital cash. The setup can become: institution → SettleMint → Ripple Custody → XRPL → tokenized asset + RLUSD + XRP liquidity And Ripple has another institutional door through Ripple Prime, already serving 300+ customers and clearing more than $3T annually. What catches my attention is the distribution. Ripple doesn’t have to convince every bank to build tokenization infrastructure from scratch anymore. SettleMint already gives them the lifecycle system. Ripple plugs custody and digital-asset infrastructure directly into it. The companies say the offering is intended to expand into other regulated markets globally. If more institutions choose XRPL for issuance, suddenly XRP is sitting beside a growing market of bonds, funds, stablecoins and other financial assets that all need liquidity. That’s where this gets VERY serious for ripple:native.

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