HashKey Cloud empowers HashKey Exchange with its first Ethereum staking service, creating a new Web3 revenue paradigm for traditional institutions and trading platforms According to TechFlow, on April 8th, HashKey Cloud, the world's leading institutional level digital asset staking infrastructure, has provided underlying independent node operation support for the first ETH Staking service recently launched by HashKey Exchange, a licensed digital asset trading platform in Hong Kong. This cooperation marks an important step forward for Hong Kong in digital asset compliance innovation, and also means that traditional financial institutions and investors, including banks and securities firms, have ushered in a professional and secure Ethereum staking participation channel. In terms of technical solutions, HashKey Cloud adopts the "Dedicated Node" mode, deploying dedicated verification nodes for each pledge application that meets the 32 ETH threshold, enabling one-to-one correspondence between pledged assets and network rewards, avoiding mixed fund operations at the underlying architecture level, improving asset isolation levels and transparency, and meeting the risk control requirements of traditional institutions and high net worth customers. In addition, HashKey Cloud has partnered with OneInfinity, a subsidiary of digital asset insurance service provider Onedegree, to provide customers with complementary insurance solutions. Shen Jun, the business leader of HashKey Cloud, stated that this collaboration has validated HashKey Cloud's ability to provide middleware technology empowerment for licensed trading platforms and financial institutions, in addition to serving institutional clients. Currently, traditional financial institutions are able to participate in Ethereum network verification through regulated channels. It is reported that HashKey Cloud is currently the only service provider in Hong Kong that supports Ethereum ETF (exchange traded fund) staking, and the first service provider to support ETH DAT staking for Japanese listed companies.