Everyone’s a crypto-native now: How DC learned to stop worrying and love the blockchain

ICYMI: Everyone’s a crypto-native now: How DC learned to stop worrying and love the blockchain

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The Chamber of Digital Commerce’s DC Blockchain Summit on May 24, for example, featured three members of the House and four Senators as speakers. That political popularity brings with it a market for crypto expertise, which has many who work with the government pivoting to crypto or advertising existing crypto businesses with sudden vigor.

Rob Massey, a partner at Deloitte’s tax service, put his date of entry into crypto at 10 years ago, as the firm took on a miner, a token issuer and an exchange as clients.

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