Regulatory Advances for Crypto & Crypto Exchanges in U.S. Markets

[Webster]

Speaking with CNBC Crypto World at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium, Jonathan Jachym, global head of government affairs and policy at Kraken, discusses regulatory advancements for crypto and the impact on the crypto exchange. He also explains why Kraken decided to move its headquarters to Wyoming.

 

[kit_hung]

This is an interesting move for Kraken! Moving its headquarters to Wyoming shows how the company is seeking a more regulatory-friendly environment for blockchain technology. It’s a sign that policy changes can bring new opportunities.

Jonathan Jachym explained in detail how regulatory developments are affecting the crypto industry. For a company like Kraken, transparency and cooperation with governments are essential for sustainable growth. This increases trust for investors and users.

 

[Webster]

This is an interesting move for Kraken! Moving its headquarters to Wyoming shows how the company is seeking a more regulatory-friendly environment for blockchain technology. It’s a sign that policy changes can bring new opportunities.

Jonathan Jachym explained in detail how regulatory developments are affecting the crypto industry. For a company like Kraken, transparency and cooperation with governments are essential for sustainable growth. This increases trust for investors and users.

In the U.S., there's two states that are well-known for being business-friendly: Delaware and Wyoming. A lot of federal business case law actually comes out of both states' respective courts (especially Delaware's). Unlike Delaware, Wyoming has really made inroads into the crypto space; just a few months ago they announced the creation of the Frontier Stable Token which will be pegged to the U.S. dollar and can be used as a means of purchase and investment.