Ex-HSBC Digital Boss Joins UK Crypto Firm
John O'Neill, former global head of digital assets at HSBC, has joined UK-based cryptocurrency firm Copper as a senior advisor, boosting its institutional expertise.
John O'Neill, former global head of digital assets at HSBC, has joined UK-based cryptocurrency firm Copper as a senior advisor, boosting its institutional expertise.
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