Galaxy Digital has expanded its Galaxy Curation institutional vault offering to Kamino, the largest credit platform on Solana, launching two new stablecoin vaults. The expansion brings Galaxy‘s institutional risk framework, currently applied to over $1.4 billion in average loan assets, directly to onchain markets on a second blockchain ecosystem.

  • New Vaults: Galaxy USDC Vault and Galaxy USDT Vault
  • Risk Framework: Collateral standards, exposure limits, and market monitoring from Galaxy’s OTC and lending operations
  • Distribution Channels: Direct access via Kamino and through Yield.xyz integration
  • Galaxy Institutional Scale: Serves 1,700+ counterparties with $2.7 billion in staked assets
  • Launch Timeline: Builds on Galaxy Curation’s July 2026 debut via Fireblocks Earn

The Galaxy USDT Vault follows a moderate-risk strategy emphasizing capital preservation through selective market exposure and disciplined allocation across Kamino’s most liquid lending venues. The Galaxy USDC Vault pursues a higher-yield approach with expanded collateral exposure and broader market participation, both leveraging Kamino’s vault infrastructure.

We built Galaxy Curation around the idea that institutions shouldn’t have to change how they operate to access onchain yield. Extending that to Kamino brings the same principle to Solana.

Kamino has processed over $650 billion in cumulative transaction volume and originated more than $20 billion in loans with zero bad debt across market cycles. The protocol has completed 30+ independent audits without experiencing security incidents. Galaxy Digital, a Nasdaq-listed company, provides institutional infrastructure for digital assets, including trading, advisory, asset management, and data center operations.

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