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Binance.US Takes a Bold Step: Launching its Own Washington Team for Crypto Advocacy

Binance.US’s New D.C. Strategy

In a surprising twist, Binance.US has announced plans to establish a dedicated team in Washington, D.C., aimed at engaging directly with lawmakers on policies affecting digital assets. This move comes shortly after the company’s split from the Blockchain Association, leaving many to speculate what this means for the crypto advocacy landscape.

Why the Split?

The decision to part ways with the Blockchain Association isn’t accompanied by much fanfare or detailed explanations from either side. Binance.US seems to be taking this step to carve out its own space in the policymaking arena. A spokesperson from the company stated, “It’s time we had a clear voice with meaningful impact in the emerging policy debates around digital assets and cryptocurrencies in Washington.” This gives off the vibe of a teenager declaring independence, but in the arena of digital currencies!

The Importance of Direct Engagement

By establishing a Government Affairs team, Binance.US aims to foster constructive dialogues with U.S. policymakers. As digital assets increasingly capture the public’s imagination—and regulators’ scrutiny—the need for clarity and trust in cryptocurrency regulations grows ever more critical. The challenge? Balancing the demand for regulation with the desire for innovation. It’s like walking a tightrope while juggling flaming torches!

The Lobbying Landscape

In a snarky tweet earlier this month, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao pointed out his company’s absence from a report listing the top crypto lobbyists, jokingly acknowledging that they need to step it up. While Blockchain was ranked high on that list, Binance seemed to be playing hide-and-seek.

“Damn, looks like we need to do our share…” – CZ Binance

Future Prospects for Binance.US

As Binance.US embarks on this new journey, it remains to be seen how effective its lobbying efforts will be in shaping legislation. The Blockchain Association, which boasts over 80 members (though their website suggests 78), wished Binance.US luck in their new endeavors.

They certainly have their work cut out for them if they want to keep America at the forefront of technological innovation in crypto. Good luck, Binance.US; the world of digital assets is watching!

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