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Copper Collaborates with Aptos Foundation for Advancement in Blockchain Integration
Copper.co, a key player in the digital asset custodian sector, has recently announced a strategic partnership with the Aptos Foundation to drive the development of integrated blockchains. This collaboration aims to provide custody and built-in staking support for Aptos, a unique L1 blockchain infrastructure designed for enhanced upgradability, security, and reliability within a decentralized network and builder ecosystem.
About Aptos and Copper Collaboration
Aptos, operating on a delegated proof of stake (DPoS) model with the AptosBFTv4 consensus protocol, will now be available on the Copper platform, offering customers access to a wide range of tokens built on the Aptos blockchain. Dmitry Tokarev, CEO of Copper.co, emphasized that this partnership signifies Copper’s commitment to expanding connectivity and facilitating seamless transactions for its clients. By integrating Aptos into its offerings, Copper aims to enhance user exposure to secure custody and trading of multiple tokens within the Aptos ecosystem.
Bashar Lazaar, Head of Grants and Ecosystem at Aptos Foundation, echoed the sentiment, highlighting the collaboration with Copper as a pivotal step towards bridging Aptos users with ecosystem projects and enabling custody, trading, and exchange of digital assets. This cooperative effort is poised to shape a more robust DeFi landscape by promoting interoperability and user accessibility.
About Copper and Aptos Foundation
Copper is renowned for setting the standard in institutional digital asset infrastructure, with a strong focus on custody and collateral management. The company has developed a comprehensive suite of products and services tailored to meet the needs of secure asset custody and trading.
On the other hand, Aptos Foundation is dedicated to advancing the Aptos protocol, decentralized network, and ecosystem, aiming to democratize the benefits of decentralization. Aptos, as a cutting-edge Layer 1 blockchain, leverages the Move programming language to enhance functionality and safeguard user privacy.
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