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America's lagging crypto policy with Sheila Warren of the Crypto Council for Innovation

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@sheila_warren is the CEO of the Crypto Council for Innovation, a premier global alliance for advancing the promise of digital assets through research, education and advocacy.

In 2023, Sheila was voted one of the most influential women in DC by the Washingtonian and previously founded the World Economic Forum’s blockchain and digital assets team.

It was a pleasure to have her join the Techquitable podcast to share her perspective on the stalled crypto policy in America, her work at CCI and much more. 

Timestamps:

[1:50] - Sheila’s background in data 

[6:39] - The new Trump administration’s impact on crypto

[14:25] - The importance of crypto in the recent U.S. election

[19:45] - CCI’s approach to policy engagement

[20:40] - Decentralization as the next foundational question

[23:20] - Interoperability between critical jurisdictions

[29:10] - Sheila’s biggest concern for the crypto industry

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