Valereum acquires Gibraltar-based Juno to expand on crypto-fiat bridge

Valereum acquires Gibraltar-based Juno to expand on crypto-fiat bridge via todayng

Juno is a company that Valereum describes as having three areas of licensed operation: the management of trusts and similar entities, the administration of cash for a range of activities, including both fiat and cryptocurrency transactions, and the incorporation and management of businesses in Gibraltar and other countries around the world.

In October 2021, Valereum revealed its intention to acquire the Gibraltar Stock Exchange, a regulated exchange that has sought to distinguish itself by pursuing regulated digital assets.

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