Landon Zinda, the former Director of Policy at the crypto organization Coin Center, has joined the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a Senior Advisor. He will work in the new SEC cryptocurrency working group, led by Commissioner Hester Peirce. The group's goal is to develop clear regulatory standards for cryptocurrencies, improve the registration and disclosure processes. Zinda left Coin Center on February 4, as confirmed by representatives of the organization.
2/5/2025 12:48:40 PM (GMT+1)
Landon Zinda, former Director of Policy at Coin Center, has joined the SEC as a Senior Advisor and will work in the new cryptocurrency working group led by Hester Peirce 🏛️
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