Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton joins Fireblocks advisory board
In his new role, Clayton will aid Fireblocks in navigating the regulatory hurdles for developing and deploying digital asset infrastructure, especially around capital markets. Jay Clayton, the former chair of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, has accepted an advisory role with blockchain infrastructure provider Fireblocks — marking a significant addition to a company that only recently achieved unicorn status. In joining Fireblocks’ advisory board, Clayton acknowledged that he shares the company’s view that “digital asset custody requires the same level of service as....
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Now that financial regulators have started to step up their game in conducting oversight on the bitcoin industry, cryptocurrency companies have been adding former heads of financial regulation institutions to their advisory board. BitFury recently announced that the former chair of the Commodity Futures and Trading Commission (CFTC), which is responsible for financial oversight in the US, will be joining their advisory board. Ex-CFTC head Dr. James Newsome will be joined by Hernando de Soto, president of the Institute of Liberty and Democracy (ILD), in the advisory board. Newsome....
In a press release, One River Digital Asset Management, and its partner One River Asset Management announced the addition of Jay Clayton to its Academic and Regulatory Advisory Council. Clayton is a former chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is considered a detractor of cryptocurrencies. At least in practice and under […]
Jay Clayton is stepping down from his role as SEC Chairman at the end of the year, but before going he wants to set the record straight on the SEC’s opinion of Bitcoin. The outgoing SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, who oversaw the rejection of nine Bitcoin ETFs during his tenure, has told CNBC that “inefficiencies” in the current payments systems are continuing to drive the popularity of Bitcoin.Appearing on CNBC’s Squawk Box yesterday Clayton, who is due to step down by the end of the year, confirmed his agency’s general assessment that Bitcoin was not a security but a payment mechanism and....
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