Crypto custody firm Copper is in early talks about a public listing, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. However, the spokesperson declined to comment on whether the company is currently engaged in early talks about a potential listing. From trenches to IPOCopper has joined the growing wave of digital asset firms eyeing public markets, becoming the latest crypto-native player to weigh an IPO. The company provides institutional-grade crypto infrastructure, including custody built on multi-party computation (MPC) technology, as well as settlement and prime brokerage services designed to reduce counterparty risk for banks and trading firms. Read more: Copper Hires Tammy Weinrib as Chief Compliance Officer for Americas as it Expands in U.S.