Korea Digital Assets (KODA) announced that it will receive a capital increase of 3 billion won
KODA, the largest cryptocurrency custody service provider in South Korea, announced that it will receive an additional capital injection of 3 billion Korean won (approximately 2.25 million US dollars). This is roughly twice the amount of KODA's capital, and the target company for the capital injection is currently unknown. KODA is a joint venture between KB National Bank, blockchain technology company Hatchlabs, and blockchain investment company Hashd.
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