CoinDesk reported that Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal and Grayscale Chief Financial Officer Edward McGee announced their resignations one after another this week, and rumors suggest that tighter crypto regulation may be the reason behind both executives’ departures. Both said they are stepping down for personal reasons and that they have a good relationship with the company. Grewal will officially leave on July 31, moving into an advisory role; he helped Coinbase successfully go public in 2021. McGee resigned on July 2, ending his seven-year tenure at Grayscale. The executive changes come as the crypto market’s total market cap rises 1%, with the current market cap reaching $2.25 trillion and the price of Bitcoin rebounding to $64,000.

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PocketValidator
· 8h ago
A “hero behind Coinbase’s listing” has turned to an advisory role—I’ve seen this play before; the next step is to read SEC’s signals.
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SushiSlippage
· 9h ago
The timing of the executive’s departure is quite delicate—there’s been a steady stream of rumors that regulatory scrutiny is tightening; as for “personal reasons,” you can take it with a grain of salt.
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SolitaryLampInTheSilentSea
· 9h ago
For seven years, Grayscale’s CFO said he was leaving—and then left. During the bull market, he suddenly chose to retire early; if you know, you know.
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