The second-largest U.S. stock exchange will offer “custody”—that is, secure storage—of digital assets, along with other crypto services aimed at institutional clients. (The Logic)

Talking point: The crypto sector is still feeling the effects of the summer’s crash, but Nasdaq’s announcement demonstrates big names in traditional finance still see value in digital assets. In August, BlackRock partnered with the U.S. cryptocurrency-trading platform Coinbase to offer crypto to institutional investors, while Wall Street’s Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. announced it’s testing a private blockchain to see if it could work for clearing and settling equities transactions. Crypto fans love to meme about how reports of the sector’s death tend to be greatly exaggerated. Like it or not, they’re right.