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Talos Onboards to Boost Liquidity Amid Institutional Demand

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Talos has announced a partnership with Amber Group to unlock increased access to liquidity on their exchange through the latter’s flagship digital asset platform WhaleFin.

The deal comes as institutional demand for digital assets rise despite crypto winter. According to Coindesk, 74% of institutional investors are still planning to invest in digital assets in the future.

Talos has a partner network of over 40 liquidity venues including Binance, Coinbase, and FTX. Amber Group will be the newest addition.

“The integration exemplifies the two companies’ commitment to drive institutional adoption of digital assets, and also addresses the growing need for advanced trading solutions required by sophisticated crypto-natives and traditional capital markets firms,” a Telos press release reads.

Head of APAC at Talos Samar Sen said the partnership will offer “another solid venue” for premier institutional investors who “always require connectivity to the best liquidity providers in the world.”

Amber Group’s Managing Partner Annabelle Huang said this new chapter will “lay the foundation” for the company to build “institutional confidence in crypto assets.”

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