New York City Establishes Office for Digital Assets and Blockchain
New York City has taken a bold step into the future of finance with the launch of the Office of Digital Assets and Blockchain. Mayor Eric Adams formalized the initiative through Executive Order 57, positioning the city as a leader in financial innovation. The MOVE underscores a commitment to integrating blockchain technology responsibly while fostering economic growth.
Moises Rendon, a seasoned digital assets policy adviser, will helm the office as Executive Director. The initiative aims to expand access to government services and provide financial options for underbanked communities. This marks the first dedicated mayoral office for digital assets in the U.S., signaling New York's ambition to shape the evolving global financial landscape.