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With Industry-Proven Experience Helping Start-Ups Expand, Greg Gopman Is A Strong Pick To Lead Ankr To Become More Decentralized And Become A Pillar In the Web3 Community

San Fransisco, California - February 16, 2022 - The Ankr multi-chain Network has named Gregory Gopman, a prominent figure in the decentralized internet movement, as its Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer (CMBDO).

Gopman has spent over ten years working with startups, with an even split of five years between Web2 and Web3. He's the brains behind Akash Network ($AKT) and Mewn, a crypto growth consultancy that has helped cryptocurrencies like Kadena go from an $80M market cap to over $4B in just 5 months.

Gopman has also worked with several DeFi projects, and he was previously involved in Ethereum's Vlad Zamfir's PoS and Sharding Casper upgrades.

Overall, Gopman has spent his career working in complex technical organizations and assisting them in simplifying information down to terms that the general public can relate to.It's no different with Ankr, which has one of the most powerful and little-known platforms combining node infrastructure, staking, and DeFi solutions for developers. Ankr users can benefit from good staking incentives, as well as compound their staking earnings through integrations like Liquid Staking, positioning itself as a potential up-and-coming leader in the field of DeFi.

Ankr is a blockchain infrastructure provider that combines DeFi and Web3 with over 50 proof-of-stake blockchains. It's simple to establish and run nodes on a blockchain of your choosing with one-click node deployment, even if you have minimal technical expertise. Also offered are enterprise-grade options. Ankr is engaged with Binance, Polkadot, and Fantom, as well as being the primary RPC (NYSE:RES) provider for several chains including Polygon.

Global financial regulators said digital assets could soon threaten global financial stability due to their scale, structural vulnerabilities and increasing interconnectedness with the traditional financial system.

Areas of concern include the use of leverage, technological fragilities and liquidity shortages, according to a report Wednesday by the Financial Stability Board. The report also noted concerns such as low levels of investor and consumer understanding of cryptoassets, plus risks of money laundering, cyber-crime and ransomware.

The rapid evolution and international nature of such assets means authorities should consider “timely and preemptive evaluation of possible policy responses,” the report said. That includes prioritizing cross-border and cross-sectoral cooperation, including speedier information sharing in order to keep pace with crypto-asset developments.

The note of caution is an evolution from the FSB’s previous report published in 2018, which concluded at the time that cryptoassets did not “pose a material risk to global financial stability”. The FSB said then that regulators would continue to monitor the asset class on an ongoing basis given “the speed of developments and the existence of data gaps.”

The FSB is composed of representatives from authorities including the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Federal Reserve

ryptocurrency exchanges now have more stablecoins on their books than ever before in a fresh sign investors are waiting to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins.

Data from on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant shows that this week, exchanges’ total stablecoin reserves passed 27 billion for the first time.

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