a16z’s Arianna Simpson Says Lack of Specific Guidelines is Pushing Crypto Firms Offshore
a16z General Partner Arianna Simpson believes the US needs to establish a regulatory framework that instills confidence in crypto firms and allows them to build technology products without fear of potential consequences....
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Simpson claimed that the lack of specific guidance in the US is causing legitimate crypto companies to seek opportunities offshore....
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