Telegram Wallet avoided self-custody to ease crypto onboarding, COO says
As Telegram prepares to roll out Wallet as a native setting on the messenger in November, it’s important to understand why Wallet opted for custody over self-custody.
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As Telegram prepares to roll out Wallet as a native setting on the messenger in November, it’s important to understand why Wallet opted for custody over self-custody.
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