Institutional Crypto Wallet Startup Raises $6.5 Million, ‘Eliminates Private Keys’

Institutional Crypto Wallet Startup Raises $6.5 Million, ‘Eliminates Private Keys’
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2019-2-27 00:25

A U.S.-based digital asset startup raises $6.5 million from several companies to launch an institutional crypto wallet that “eradicates the concept of private keys”

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