Holding of Digital Assets Sample Clauses

Holding of Digital Assets. For holding the Digital Assets for its clients in custody, Finst makes use of SPV. SPV will hold all positions in Digital Assets for the clients of Finst in one or more wallets per digital currency in its own name. These wallets are hosted on the respective blockchains. The advantages and disadvantages of all positions so held for Client, are for the account and risk of Client. This means that all profits, such as price increases and received income, but also all losses, such as price decrease and specific costs, will be for the risk and account of Client and will be booked by Finst in the Balance.
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Holding of Digital Assets. For Digital Assets contributed to the Company, the Company shall be authorized to receive, control, secure, and hold the Digital Assets, unless otherwise agreed by the Token Holders. Additionally, the Company shall be further authorized to receive, control, secure, and hold any and all private key information (as defined by Wyo. Stat. § 00-00-000 (e)(iii), wallet access information, or any other information necessary to exercise control over the Digital Assets for use by the Company.
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Holding of Digital Assets. VB20231204 For holding the Digital Assets for its clients in custody, Finst makes use of SPV. In relation to most Digital Assets, SPV will hold the positions in Digital Assets for the clients of Finst in one or more wallets per digital currency in its own name. These wallets are hosted on the respective blockchains. Where holding Digital Assets in a wallet in the name Crypto Services Agreement Finst B.V, Xxxxxxxxxxx 000, 0000 XX, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx | xxx.xxxxx.xxx 8/21 of SPV directly on the respective blockchain, is not feasible, e.g. due to operational limitations, SPV may hold positions in Digital Assets with a third party such as an exchange or liquidity provider. The advantages and disadvantages of all positions so held for Client, are for the account and risk of Client. This means that all profits, such as price increases and received income, but also all losses, such as price decrease and specific costs, will be for the risk and account of Client and will be booked by Finst in the Balance.
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