Wintermute has officially entered the American market with the launch of the New York City head office.
As part of his American push, Wintermute Ron Hammond has appointed as head of policy and advocacy.
Hammond previously served as senior director of the government relationships at the Blockchain Association and brings for almost ten years of policy experience, including the car of the Token Taxonomy Act while he worked on Capitol Hill, according to to the company.
Wintermute makes steps in its worldwide expansion and wants to become an important influence on the development of digital assets instructions in the United States.
“With the regulatory climate in the US that are becoming increasingly constructive, we see a huge opportunity to promote responsible innovation,” said Hammond.
He will undergo the involvement of winter mute with federal and national policy makers, industrial groups and supervisors such as the SEC, where Wintermute has already held discussions.
American partners
CEO Evgeny Gaevoy said that the New York office will enable the company to better support established partners in the US and offer OTC services locally.
Gaevoy emphasized the “policy-neutral” approach to the company and added that Wintermute is actively expanding its American team, with plans to hire five to ten more employees as part of his 130-person global workforce.
Wintermute’s US Move follows its Singapore Office -Opening At the end of 2024 it underlined the underline of his dedication to growth in important global financial hubs. The company reportedly processes more than $ 15 billion in daily trade volume and offers liquidity over 60+ trade fairs.
The extension of the US comes in the midst of a growing optimism in the crypto sector about the clarity of the regulations under the Trump administration, where Wintermute positions itself to play a central role in shaping that evolving landscape.