KODA's Staggering Growth in Digital Asset Custody Market

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 09:16

Korea Digital Asset (KODA) has recorded remarkable growth in digital asset custodianship, reaching a milestone of over $6 billion in custody assets. With an 80% market share in South Korea, KODA solidifies its position as a key player in the sector. CEO Jin-Seok Cho emphasizes the importance of KODA's role in the institutionalization of digital assets.
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KODA's Staggering Growth in Digital Asset Custody Market

KODA's staggering growth

Korea Digital Asset (KODA), a prominent player in the digital asset custody sector, has surpassed 8 trillion won (approximately $6 billion) in assets under custody as of February 22.

Established

KODA was established in November 2020 by blockchain investment firm Hashed, KB Kookmin Bank, and Haechi Labs. The company specializes in secure storage and digital asset management for corporate and institutional clients.

Custody Assets

KODA's custody assets surged from 2.3 trillion won in June 2023 to 8 trillion won by December 2023, holding an 80% market share in South Korea.

What’s in store for KODA?

KODA continues to enhance its systems to meet financial institutions' standards. CEO Jin-Seok Cho emphasizes the company's commitment to strengthening the digital asset ecosystem.

Global Market

The US market's approval of a Bitcoin spot ETF resulted in the establishment of eleven ETFs. Hashed CEO Simon Kim highlights the role of custodians like KODA in supporting the growth of the digital asset ETF market.


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