I just found out that Giancarlo, the famous "Crypto Dad" who was the chairman of the CFTC, is retiring from practice at Willkie Farr & Gallagher. Basically, he's leaving the firm to focus on strategic consulting with founders and boards of directors in the fintech and crypto sectors.



Interesting move, because he remains involved in nonprofit initiatives like the Digital Dollar Project. So, he's not leaving the ecosystem; he's just shifting his focus. From regulator to strategic advisor, you could say.

What do you all think? Is this a smart move or something you expected from someone with his background in crypto?
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