Blockchain.com Moves its US Headquarters from New York City to Miami due to Progressive Regulatory Environment
Peter Smith, Co-founder and CEO at
Blockchain.com, a leading crypto wallet provider, block explorer service, and digital asset trading platform, revealed on Thursday (June 3, 2021) that he joined
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez in order to announce that Blockchain.com is “the first global crypto company to officially move” its US headquarters from New York City to Miami.
Smith noted in a blog post:
“It’s hard to ignore the “Miami Movement” that has attracted attention, talent, and funding and we want to participate in a big way. Why move our U.S. HQ? First, Miami a prime location for Blockchain.com as the city has a welcoming regulatory environment that will help fuel crypto innovation. Next, Mayor Suarez has been a vocal proponent for tech investment in the region, even pushing for the state’s first financial regulations for cryptocurrency.”
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The conference is Miami s biggest in-person event since COVID-19 began, with Miami branding itself as a tech destination.
Bitcoin Project Manager Brandon Green says City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez played a big role in bringing the event originally slated to take place in Los Angeles to South Florida.
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