Flument, a main supplier of ignition infrastructure with more than $ 15 billion in marked assets, joined the Blockchain Association, the first American commercial group in cryptographic industry. This decision highlights the commitment of the fruit to influence regulations supporting the adoption of institutional cryptography.
As the institutional demand for stimulating protocol increases, the figure aims to help establish clear directives for stimulation, in particular with regard to products negotiated in exchange (andp). The CEO of the Blockchain Association, Kristin Smith, praised the fruit, stressing the importance of stimulating clarity for the policy of American digital assets.
The advocacy of the figure will target the key areas: the inclusion of the development of ETP, regulatory executives, education for the feature of the protocol and the alignment of inter-jurisdictional policy. The company aims to shape policies benefiting its 700+ institutional customers, in particular asset managers, exchanges and guards.
Evidence networks (POS), with a market capitalization of $ 633 billion, are a sustainable alternative to the exploitation of proof of work. The figure continues to educate American decision -makers on the role of the implementation of POS in securing decentralized networks. The approval of ETFE ETHEREUM in May 2024 marked an important step for POS networks.
Jennie Levin, responsible for the regulation and the Strategy of Fig, stressed the importance of the star of the protocol in blockchain security and expressed his enthusiasm in collaborating with the chiefs of the industry.
Thanks to SAB 122, the figure also helps traditional banks to explore the possibilities of stimulation in regulated executives. The company’s non -guardian features of the company include monitoring of rewards, API integrations and protection against reduction.
The Blockchain Association, representing the best players in the cryptographic industry, defends pro-innovation policies. File support strengthens leadership in the progression of responsible digital asset standards.