New York – New York City is launching an advisory advice from digital assets to introduce fintech jobs in the Big Apple, Mayor Eric Adams announced on Tuesday.
New York is “open for business, he said at the start of a summit organized at the mayor’s official residence, Gracie Mansion. The council will be made up of industry, with a chair announced in the coming weeks.
“We want to use the technology of tomorrow to better serve New Yorkers today,” said Adams in his opening remarks. “We have experts here, and they will help us to sail in solutions that serve our city. We are fortunate to have this type of human capital here in New York.”
The summit, which included a public press conference followed by round tables on closed doors, had participants both family offices and unicorn startups, said Richard Hecker of Tranching and Scale, a logistics company involved in the event.
Aside from commercial interests, the City will explore the implementation of births and deaths on a blockchain to help Kinork closest to Kinork to easily access these types of documents, Adams said.
Andrew Durgee, the CO-PDG of Republic, which supports other financially startups, noted that his business had remained in New York despite the concerns about regulators and other problems, even if other companies left the country.
“Now, the first time in 15 years, we are in this scenario, we have no idea what it will look like,” said Dungee. “You now have all these people, these intelligent and shiny people who are now returning to the United States, and they are looking for a place to land.”
