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Crypto.com Expands Institutional Custody Services With Exodus Partnership
In a move signaling a growing emphasis on institutional-grade safeguards, Exodus Movement has partnered with Crypto.com Custody Trust Company to manage a portion of its digital assets. The deal aims to bolster Exodus’ treasury security while maintaining the company’s self-custody ethos, a core feature of its crypto wallet solutions. Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, a regulated trust operating under New Hampshire law, will now serve as Exodus’ digital asset custodian. The partnership introduces additional security layers and regulatory oversight to complement Exodus’ existing self-custody infrastructure. By ... (full story)
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