Bank of New York Mellon recently announced the launch of a digital asset platform, aiming to establish a secure and efficient infrastructure for tokenized assets. This move is quite interesting—it is both an official recognition of digital assets by traditional financial institutions and a bridge between traditional finance and digital finance. The platform covers core functions such as wallet management, asset custody, and cash management, indicating that BNY Mellon’s layout in this field is quite comprehensive. This also reflects the fact that an increasing number of traditional financial giants are beginning to take the crypto asset sector seriously.