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LMAX Digital and Zodia Custody will provide trading infrastructure services for CoinShares.

According to BlockBeats news on May 17th, cryptocurrency exchange platform LMAX Digital and custody institution Zodia Custody, supported by Standard Chartered Bank, will provide institutional-level trading infrastructure and custody services for digital asset management company CoinShares. CoinShares will utilize LMAX's trading capabilities and Zodia's Interchange product, allowing clients to keep their assets on its platform, while the assets are mirrored and can be traded on the trading platform.

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