Crypto.com Custody integrated XYO and XL1 tokens for institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals. The infrastructure utilizes user-segregated Multi-Party Computation (MPC) wallets and cold storage. $XL1 secured its first key exchange listing after finalizing its public token sale. On Monday, Crypto.com announced the integration of the decentralized XYO network into its institutional custody service.
Crypto.com Custody is set to provide custody and liquidity services for XYO and XL1, placing the exchange's institutional custody arm behind both the XYO token and the XL1 asset. The arrangement centers on service support rather than any product launch, and details beyond the custody and liquidity scope have not been disclosed.
Crypto.com Custody will provide institutional-grade custody and liquidity services for XYO and XL1, the company announced Monday, marking XL1's first listing on a major exchange since its token sale. The deal gives eligible institutions and high-net-worth clients a regulated path to store, manage, and swap both tokens without moving assets onto an exchange first.
Theta and XYO partnered to develop a blockchain verification layer that certifies the performance of enterprise AI agents. XYO nodes will monitor Theta's EdgeCloud infrastructure and record cryptographic attestations on the XYO Layer One for external auditing.
The partnership could enhance trust in decentralized AI, potentially accelerating its adoption in regulated industries by ensuring verifiable performance. Theta partners with XYO to verify AI agent workloads on EdgeCloud through blockchain technology.
XYO, the pioneering decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN), announced this Tuesday the official launch of its XYO AI SDK. This innovative tool allows developers to use AI-assisted coding environments, such as Claude and Codex, to build applications directly on XYO's Layer One.
The DePIN veteran is opening blockchain development to anyone using Claude or Codex, dropping the barrier from specialist engineering team to solo developer.