
Keyrock, a crypto market maker, has launched a new U.S. entity to expand its global digital asset offerings, focusing on enhancing institutional trading solutions and strengthening its presence in the global crypto market. This move comes as the regulatory climate for cryptocurrencies in the U.S. is expected to improve under President Trump's administration. The Digital Chamber, a leading advocacy group for digital assets and cryptocurrencies, announced a leadership transition. Perianne Boring, the founder and long-time CEO, will transition to the role of Chair of the Board, while Cody Carbone, the group's president, will assume the CEO position. This shift is part of a strategic move to advance policies that support the growth of the blockchain and crypto industries, following a period where the industry felt 'unfairly persecuted' but is now committed to ensuring it is 'no longer unfairly depressed'. Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi expressed enthusiasm for the Trump administration's overhaul of crypto policy, indicating a positive outlook for the industry's future in the U.S.





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🚨 Personal Update & Big News for The Digital Chamber! After an incredible 10+ years leading @DigitalChamber, I will be transitioning into the role of Chair of the Board starting in April, where I’ll continue to shape the long-term strategy and policy vision of the