Hilbert Group, a publicly traded digital asset investment manager listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, is aiming to bring institutional-grade access to cryptocurrency markets to the U.S. Our expansion into U.S. capital markets is strategically focused on gaining access to the largest capital market in the world and diversifying our shareholder base. We have ambitious growth plans for Hilbert, and tapping into U.S. capital markets is essential in maintaining our accelerated growth trajectory. With the change in administration, regulatory clarity, and approval of new vehicles like crypto ETFs we believe now is the ideal time for Hilbert Group to enter the US market and we intend to take advantage of this opportunity.

Hilbert was built with institutional discipline from day one. We’ve seen a significant shift in institutional attitudes toward crypto investing, particularly in the United States. The Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance has given institutions the confidence to invest in size and is expected to drive continued adoption over at least the next three years. The regulatory environment in the US has fundamentally transformed.

Looking ahead 12 to 18 months, I’m optimistic about continued momentum in this space and the trajectory for institutional crypto investment remains positive. This encompasses several critical areas: robust operational infrastructure, legal frameworks, compliance protocols including thorough KYC procedures, and transparent investor communication. From a practical standpoint, institutional-grade access includes utilizing prime brokers that institutions trust for security and custody of digital assets, ensuring protection against hacking and other risks. Ultimately, “institutional-grade” means having the capability to pass rigorous audits from asset consultants and meet the stringent requirements of foundations, endowments, and pension funds.

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