Deutsche Bank plans to launch an institutional-grade crypto-asset custody service within weeks, initially targeting German companies and professional investors. The plan still requires regulatory approval, and the technology was co-developed with Taurus.
Deutsche Bank said it will launch its first digital asset service in Germany within weeks, initially offering custody of mainstream cryptocurrencies, with plans to expand to Asian financial centers next year.
Copper has launched Hyperliquid perpetual contract trading services for institutions, allowing clients to trade through API and the platform interface, while keeping assets in its non-custodial MPC infrastructure.
A CoinShares researcher said Germany leads the UK in crypto adoption; Germany has more licensed service providers, while the UK is advancing license applications and a new regulatory regime.