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Crypto staking firm KR1 plans to uplist from Aquis to London Stock Exchange main market in November 2025, establishing share placement program to expand operations.

UK-based crypto-staking firm KR1 is making plans to transfer its listing from the small-cap Aquis exchange to the main market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The firm’s co-founder Keld Van ...

Isle of Man–based staking company KR1 is moving its listing from the Aquis exchange to the London Stock Exchange as UK regulators adopt a friendlier stance toward digital assets.