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Blockchain Capital advisory board includes senior executives from major banks and payment firms

Blockchain Capital advisory board includes senior executives from major banks and payment firms The passage lists high‑profile financial industry leaders (e.g., Royal Bank of Scotland, Visa, Federal Reserve, Mitsubishi UFJ) serving on the advisory board of a blockchain investment firm. This suggests possible influence or coordination between traditional finance and emerging crypto ventures, a lead worth probing for conflicts of interest, regulatory evasion, or undisclosed financial flows. However, the document provides no specific transactions, dates, or allegations, limiting immediate investigative action. Key insights: Advisory board members hold senior roles at RBS, Visa, Federal Reserve, Union Bank (Mitsubishi UFJ), Standard Chartered, BNP, Deutsche Bank, and other fintech firms.; Several members are CEOs or founders of crypto‑related companies (e.g., BTC China, GoCoin, BitGo, Coinbase).; The board is tied to a San Francisco‑based entity called Blockchain Capital.

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Blockchain Capital advisory board includes senior executives from major banks and payment firms The passage lists high‑profile financial industry leaders (e.g., Royal Bank of Scotland, Visa, Federal Reserve, Mitsubishi UFJ) serving on the advisory board of a blockchain investment firm. This suggests possible influence or coordination between traditional finance and emerging crypto ventures, a lead worth probing for conflicts of interest, regulatory evasion, or undisclosed financial flows. However, the document provides no specific transactions, dates, or allegations, limiting immediate investigative action. Key insights: Advisory board members hold senior roles at RBS, Visa, Federal Reserve, Union Bank (Mitsubishi UFJ), Standard Chartered, BNP, Deutsche Bank, and other fintech firms.; Several members are CEOs or founders of crypto‑related companies (e.g., BTC China, GoCoin, BitGo, Coinbase).; The board is tied to a San Francisco‑based entity called Blockchain Capital.

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