Ripple executives used a policy-related blog post on Monday to argue that digital asset custody has become the foundation for institutional adoption of stablecoins, tokenized assets and cross-border settlement.

Rahul Advani, Ripple’s global co-head of policy, and Caren Tso, its Asia-Pacific policy manager, said in the post that custody is now a critical entry point for enterprises that want to scale digital finance. They pointed to a recent Ripple–Boston Consulting Group report projecting tokenized real-world assets could reach $18.9 trillion by 2033, and to Ripple’s own survey finding more than half of firms in Asia Pacific plan to adopt custody solutions in the next three years.

The blog post was timed to a "Custody & Cybersecurity: Institutional Best Practices for Stablecoins and Beyo

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