$3 billion-Anchorage Digital, the first crypto firm to secure a US national bank in 2021, has announced its support for STRK staking on Starknet. Now, STRK staking is officially live on the Anchorage Digital 0 support allows institutions to securely custody and stake 1 to Starknet, “A massive milestone opening the door to institutional players seeking trusted access to Starknet.” Now live on the Anchorage Digital platform: STRK staking Anchorage Digital Bank is the first qualified custodian to support STRK custody and 2 can now stake STRK, collect rewards, and help strengthen the @Starknet 3 — Anchorage Digital ⚓ Ventures is Live (@Anchorage) September 3, 2025 Meanwhile, the announcement comes just two weeks after StarkNet revealed its plans to integrate Bitcoin staking into its ecosystem under proposal 4 community approved the developments with a 93.6% vote in 5 integration will allow wrapped Bitcoin assets such as WBTC, LBTC, tBTC, and SolvBTC to participate in the network’s staking 6 consensus model will give Bitcoin a 25% weighting in staking power, while StarkNet’s native token STRK will hold the remaining 75%.
STRK users have regained confidence- STRK coin up 2% The adoption follows the rollout of the Grinta upgrade, also referred to as 7 upgrade aimed to overhaul core infrastructure with features like a decentralized sequencer, updated fee markets, and a new mempool system. However, as reported by Cryptopolitan, the upgrade came with an unexpected outage that outraged users. Starknet’s status page says that between 2:23 AM and 4:36 AM UTC, users had gateways that weren’t working and transactions that weren’t 8 this, developers had to reorganize the chain starting at block number 1,960,612, which erased almost an hour of network 9 transactions sent during that period had to be 10 was the second time Starknet had gone down in less than two 11 network went down for 13 minutes on July 18 because of slow block creation and gateway 12 April 2024, a rounding error problem caused a four-hour outage, which was worse than the previous 13 developers assured users that block production had resumed and RPC providers were operational, confidence in the network’s reliability was shaken.
Starknet’s native token, STRK, fell more than 3% during the downtime. However, now it is up 2.4% t rading at 14 price chart) lifted its consent order against Anchorage Digital three years after it was first issued in April 15 order was related to deficiencies in the crypto bank’s anti-money laundering (AML) controls and compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). Meanwhile, in the first half of 2025, the company made $29.4 million in fiduciary income, showing that it is a reliable custodian for BlackRock’s spot crypto ETFs and other 16 seen where it 17 in Cryptopolitan Research and reach crypto’s sharpest investors and builders.
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