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Introducing Verifiable Bitcoin Accounts by Threshold. Built based on what institutions actually need for Institutional Bitcoin deployment: segregated custody, preauthorized spending paths, signer combinations, timelocks, verifiable UTXOs, and clear recovery routes.
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2/3 Your Custody, Your Terms Verifiable Bitcoin Accounts (VBA) meet the current standard and process that institutions are accustomed to. No title transfer outside of their existing custody. Compatible with any Qualified Custodians.

3/3 Verified, Not Just Trusted Institutional adoption of Bitcoin in onchain markets does not scale on trust alone. It scales on independent verification. Every condition can be audited on the Bitcoin UTXO. Read in full on:

the honest answer is that institutional adoption isn't about the tech itself but how to use it in a way that makes auditors and lawyers comfortable. this product just made their lives easier

💯 built based on their needs and existing institutional processes.

super bullish 🫡

👏👏

great feature release, fits well with what threshold has been building towards. think this will unlock accessibility to more smart money soon 🫡

yes, and yes!

Are there any current cases of institutional adoption

Great question, and I think the case for institutional BTC adoption already started with the ETF approval. With ~$98 billion in AUM, custody from large global banks, fair-value accounting rules, a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and major banks building production-grade trading and advisory capabilities for digital assets. I think the only question really is how quickly the penetration curve steepens from here. I can reference you some analytics we also looked at for reference: Hope this helps!

Yhis nails insti BTC custody without forcing title transfer.

that is the goal 🤝

Yeah spot on, that's the unlock.

trash coin oh my money boom

Your keep-core docs are on docsbook-io and getting traffic. Seriously, open the analytics and see who's been reading your docs.
