Deutsche Bank is set to begin offering custody services for bitcoin, ether, and three e-money tokens to institutional clients within weeks, starting in Germany. This service, pending regulatory approval, targets asset managers, corporations, and state bodies, with expansion to Asia expected in 2027. Retail investors are not included, and crypto assets held are not covered by deposit insurance but protected through segregation and insolvency rights. The move marks a significant step for institutional adoption of crypto custody in Europe, though no launch date or first client has been announced yet.
Deutsche Bank's upcoming crypto custody service provides context for the current crypto market snapshot on Pluang. For readers following cryptocurrency trends, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 17, 2026 12:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies priced on Pluang, 12 rose and 37 fell today. Notable movers include XRP at Rp23.424 with a 1-day change of -1.88%, ETC at Rp141.938 with -1.86%, and DOGE at Rp1.439 with -1.84%. Pluang order activity shows XRP with 57% Sell / 43% Buy, ETC with 2% Sell / 98% Buy, and DOGE with 11% Sell / 89% Buy.
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