Cryptocurrency custody company Copper cooperates with Solana to integrate DeFi portal

[Cryptocurrency custody company Copper cooperates with Solana to integrate DeFi portal] Jinse Finance reported that cryptocurrency custody company Copper announced that it has cooperated with Solana to integrate a DeFi portal, enabling users to use the company's CopperConnect multi-party computing (MPC) technology to conduct transactions securely. It is reported that CopperConnect, launched in November 2020, is a dedicated DeFi tool for Copper’s institutional clients to lend, borrow, pledge and exchange Tokens.

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