www.newsbtc.com Solmate Discloses Custody Positions Amid Exchange Security Incident
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- •Solmate holds 1.26 million SOL with Kraken, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo.
- •The company confirmed no exposure to Binance following a security incident.
- •Solmate's validator infrastructure remains operational despite custody disclosures.
Solmate Infrastructure reported on October 30, 2026, that it holds 1.26 million SOL with custodians Kraken, Anchorage Digital, and BitGo, confirming no exposure to Binance. This disclosure addresses concerns following a recent exchange security incident. The company emphasized that asset ownership and access are distinct, and provided details on its custody arrangements as of October 29. The statement aims to clarify counterparty exposure rather than SOL market risk. Solmate's validator infrastructure reportedly continued to operate normally, indicating no operational interruptions. The custody arrangements are crucial for liquidity and operational flexibility, especially in response to unexpected events. However, the disclosure does not provide a complete audit of every position or detailed asset allocation among custodians.
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