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....
Simpson claimed that the lack of specific guidance in the US is causing legitimate crypto companies to seek opportunities offshore....
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