CoinShares-owned Komainu secures crypto custodian registration in UK
Komainu is increasing its presence in the U.K. after agreeing with authorities to store crypto seized during local investigations in 2021.
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Komainu is increasing its presence in the U.K. after agreeing with authorities to store crypto seized during local investigations in 2021.
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