The CEO of Crypto Council for Innovation (CCI) has decided to step down from her position. After leading the organization for three years, she is now resigning. She is not leaving the organization but now she will join as the Senior Global Advisor. Let’s have a look at her work and how she has contributed towards the crypto ecosystem.

When Warren took over at CCI, things weren’t exactly smooth sailing. The crypto market was in a rough spot, and there were serious regulatory challenges to face. Even so, she helped CCI gain a reputation for advocating for clear and transparent crypto regulations.

Her work involved pushing for discussions with policymakers to ensure crypto wasn’t unfairly judged, even during the toughest moments like the FTX collapse. She stayed focused on making sure the crypto world wasn’t written off because of a few bad apples. Her leadership kept CCI in the game, and she’ll be remembered for that.

Warren’s departure leaves some big shoes to fill, but CCI isn’t worried. Ji Kim, the Chief Legal Officer, will take over as Acting CEO. Warren’s confident Ji will keep things moving forward with the same level of commitment and vision.

At the same time, the SEC is about to see changes as well. Gary Gensler, known for his strict policies, will step down in January 2025, and industry experts are hopeful that his replacement, Paul Atkins, could signal a more crypto-friendly approach.

Though Warren’s leaving the CEO position, she’s not leaving the mission behind. She’s proud of the work done so far and hinted at some exciting things coming next, though she’s keeping details close to her chest.

Under Ji Kim’s leadership, CCI is going to continue pushing for the kinds of crypto regulations that let innovation happen without making the whole industry a free-for-all. It’s a time of change, and there’s a lot of hope for the future of crypto, both at CCI and in Washington.

Stay tuned for what’s coming. It could be a big deal for the industry.