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Eugene Mutai, bitcoin 'miner' and software developer, uses a laptop computer to view a web-based trading screen for ethereum (ETH) cryptocurrency in Nairobi, Kenya, on September 9, 2017. Photo: Bloomberg.
InVault’s cryptocurrency custodian service debuts in Hong Kong as new regulations kick in
- InVault’s launch comes after Hong Kong imposed news on cryptocurrency exchanges and managers to employ a custodian service
- Shanghai-based InVault has about 1 million ethereum under custody in mainland China
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Updated: 10:58pm, 25 Nov, 2018
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Eugene Mutai, bitcoin 'miner' and software developer, uses a laptop computer to view a web-based trading screen for ethereum (ETH) cryptocurrency in Nairobi, Kenya, on September 9, 2017. Photo: Bloomberg.
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