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Morpho × Fireblocks × Galaxy | Bringing Institutional Liquidity into Onchain Lending Institutional capital does not lack demand for DeFi yield. What has been missing is a stack secure, transparent, and operationally efficient enough to bring that capital onchain ---------- > @FireblocksHQ is the access layer: providing wallet infrastructure, transaction signing, policy controls, whitelisting, and approval workflows > @galaxyhq is the risk layer: curating markets, assessing collateral, setting exposure caps, and managing allocation across each vault > @Morpho is the execution layer: providing the vaults, lending markets, accounting, interest accrual, and liquidation mechanics onchain From a capital-flow perspective, institutions deploy $USDC, solana:Es9vMFrzaCERmJfrF4H2FYD4KCoNkY11McCe8BenwNYB, or $WETH through Fireblocks into Galaxy-curated vaults built on Morpho. Galaxy does not custody the assets; it defines the risk mandate and determines which markets each vault is allowed to allocate capital to On the borrower side, users post approved collateral to access liquidity. Borrow interest accrues within the lending markets and is reflected back into the vault as yield for depositors ---------- ➥ The real value of this stack is not simply the creation of another yield-bearing vault. It is the standardization of how institutional capital accesses onchain credit.

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