Copper, a cryptocurrency custody company's CEO Dmitry Tokarev will resign

Two insiders revealed that Dmitry Tokarev, CEO of cryptocurrency custody company Copper, plans to step down from the daily operations of the company and resign as CEO. An insider stated that this digital asset custody institution is looking for a successor, with its chairman being former UK Chancellor Philip Hammond. Insiders said that Tokarev helped establish the company in 2018, he remains an important shareholder and will be deeply involved in the business of the company. Last month, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki, co-founder and Chief Business Officer of Copper left his position to become CEO of blockchain company Concordium. Mike Milner who served as Global Revenue Director at Copper for five years also resigned to join Concordium.