Crypto banking firm Juno had urged users to keep the funds on the platform to self custody.
Their custody partner Wyre had announced that they would be winding down.
Juno is working on a new partnership; details will be released soon.
The year 2022 was dotted with major unexpected crypto events that shook the whole industry, including the Terra ecosystem collapse, the FTX saga, etc. There were hopes that with the new year 2023, things would take a positive turn, but Juno had urged its user to either sell or self-custody the crypto assets on their platform due to uncertainty with custodian partner Wyre. Not the expected start for the industry.
The decision comes as Juno’s current custodian, Wyre, prepares to wind down its operations in the coming weeks, says Juno CEO and co-founder Varun Deshpande.
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Juno, a Crypto banking firm, had advised their customers to move their assets from the platform into self-custody, or sell them for c
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