Ledger is serious about expanding in America. I just saw that the company appointed John Andrews as the new Chief Financial Officer and opened an office in New York. It’s not just marketing — we’re talking about investments of several million dollars and dozens of new positions being created.

Andrew is the kind of executive who makes a difference. He brings over 25 years of experience in corporate finance and has worked at Circle, so he knows the digital asset world well. CEO Pascal Gauthier highlighted that he has this rare ability to connect traditional finance systems with the crypto ecosystem. Exactly what Ledger needs right now.

The New York office is no coincidence. Ledger is seeing real growth in institutional demand. Banks and asset managers are seeking secure infrastructure to handle digital assets. The company already accounts for more than 30% of the dollar stablecoins held by retail investors. With this new Chief Financial Officer leading the way, we can expect them to accelerate even further in this direction.

What’s most striking is the technical strategy behind it. Ledger is heavily investing in AI, cryptography, and hardware security. It’s not just about increasing volume — it’s about building infrastructure that institutionalizes the sector. Ledger Enterprise products, like Multisig and Tradelink, are precisely positioned for this.

Anderson confirmed that institutions are increasingly seeking secure systems to operate within this ecosystem. With the new CFO structuring finances and the New York office as a strategic base, Ledger is building a serious operation in the U.S. This kind of move usually signals that something bigger is coming.