Christine Smith’s encrypted lawyer out of the Blockchain Association for the New Solana Group

Christine Smith, CEO of Blockchain for a long time, will leave a pioneering group of pressure for encryption policy in Washington, next month to take a role as president of the new Solana Political Institute, according to Tuesday’s announcement.

“I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished together and I am confident that the future of the organization is bright,” Smith said in a statement.

Earlier this week, Miller Whitehouse-Levine established his position as CEO shortly after step down from the Defi Educe.

Although the group has not yet clarified its source of funding, its website said it will focus its message on “How decentralized networks like Solana is the future of the digital economy.”

Blockchain has led nearly seven years ago – an exciting period of developing industry. Since late last year, the political foundations have strengthened under the feet of the Strip where the allies find all the levels of the United States government, as advocates of encryption have long been trying to obtain a comprehensive set of regulations.

Blockchain was a major player in pressing the industry.

The organization said that its council is now conducting a search to replace Smith.

Whitehouse-Levin once worked in the policy of that organization.

He said in a statement during the launch of the Solana Group: “Creators deserve that they have the clarity they need to build an unlikely online global economy-a future that we believe can be achieved with the laws, rules and proper frameworks.”

Update (April 1, 2025, 19:09 UTC): A comment from Christine Smith adds.