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Institutional DeFi just crossed a major line. Anchorage Digital’s new framework with Kamino allows institutions to borrow against staked Solana without moving assets out of regulated custody.  This breakthrough removes one of the biggest barriers keeping traditional capital on the sidelines. By blending compliant custody with on-chain lending, the model signals how serious players plan to access DeFi liquidity while staying inside regulatory guardrails. But while Anchorage is expanding its crypto services, crypto-native whales are already positioning in early-stage plays like DeepSnitch AI.  The project is building a Web3-native Bloomberg Terminal, attracting over $1.6 million in presale commitments. With a projected 100M+ potential user base, many see DeepSnitch AI as the best crypto to buy now, helping drive the token up roughly 170% so far. Anchorage and Kamino enable institutional SOL borrowing Anchorage Digital has partnered with Kamino and Solana Company to introduce a new framework that allows institutions to borrow against staked Solana (SOL) without moving assets out of regulated custody. The initiative expands Anchorage’s Atlas collateral management platform by integrating Kamino’s on-chain lending infrastructure, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional finance requirements and decentralized finance (DeFi) markets. Under the structure, institutions can use natively staked SOL as collateral while the assets remain securely held at Anchorage Digital Bank, a federally chartered crypto bank. This setup enables investors to continue earning staking rewards while accessing liquidity through Kamino’s lending markets.  Anchorage acts as collateral manager, monitoring loan-to-value ratios, enforcing margin requirements, and handling liquidations if needed. Because the SOL remains in segregated custody rather than being transferred into smart contracts, the model addresses a key barrier that has historically limited regulated institutions’ participation in DeFi. The collaboration comes as US lawmakers debate oversight of digital assets, particularly under the proposed Digital Asset Market Structure and Investor Protection Act,…

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