Bitcoin Suisse, an institutional-grade crypto services provider, is expanding its digital asset offerings with access to four new tokens.
In a March 3 announcement Bitcoin Suisse stated that its clients can now trade and custody The Open Network (TON), Optimism (OP), Ethena (ENA) and Ondo Finance (ONDO).
The Zug, Switzerland-based firm confirmed that the new crypto trading and custody services are available immediately. TON, OP, ENA, and ONDO are among the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap, each serving different crypto ecosystems.
Toncoin, the native token of The Open Network blockchain, is used for staking, governance, and transaction fees. It also powers an ecosystem that includes The Open Network’s decentralized name service, storage, and TON Sites. Telegram recently announced exclusive support for TON Blockchain mini-apps, making it one of the largest crypto communities in the space.
Ondo Finance’s key products include U.S. treasury-backed tokens such as Ondo U.S. Dollar Yield Token and Ondo Short-Term U.S. Treasuries Fund. These tokenized treasury products rank among the top in the market, alongside offerings from BlackRock, Hashnote, and Franklin Templeton.
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OP serves as the governance and utility token of Optimism, a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum. Meanwhile, ONDO is the native token of Ondo Finance, a platform focused on tokenized real-world assets.
ENA is the native token of Ethena, a decentralized protocol that offers the synthetic stablecoin (USDe) and the yield-bearing dollar asset (sUSDe). USDe operates through delta hedging of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, utilizing perpetual and futures contracts along with USDC and USDT reserves.
“By integrating these new tokens, Bitcoin Suisse continues to provide its clients with a gateway to innovative developments in the digital asset space,” the crypto platform noted.
Bitcoin Suisse previously expanded its trading and custody solutions with EigenLayer in October 2023. In December, it became the first Swiss crypto provider to introduce Babylon Bitcoin staking.
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