Melbourne-based digital asset brokerage Stormrake announced its expansion into the United States on Tuesday, partnering with crypto infrastructure provider zerohash to offer its private brokerage model across all 51 US jurisdictions.
The company, founded in 2019, assigns every client a dedicated broker who manages trading, custody and market guidance. Zerohash supplies the U.S. trading and custody infrastructure while Stormrake keeps the client relationship.
Stormrake said its client base doubled over the past year to more than 10,000. The firm is targeting roughly 70 million American digital asset holders who currently access the market through self-service platforms, according to Security.org’s 2026 adoption data.
“There are 70 million digital asset holders in the United States, and almost none of them have a dedicated broker. They have apps and exchanges, but no one who picks up the phone when markets move 10 percent overnight. That is the gap we were built to fill,” said Michael Milmeister, Founder and CEO of Stormrake.
Stormrake made the announcement at The Bitcoin Conference 2026 in Las Vegas, where COO Bisher Khudeira is appearing on a panel alongside executives from BlackRock and Arch Lending.
