1. Catherine Nicholson, CEO (CEO) of blockchain startup BlockCypher, which has raised $3.5 million in funding.
2. Bryce Master, CEO of Digital Asset Holdings. She is a former executive of JPMorgan Chase. She stayed at JPMorgan Chase for nearly 30 years. After leaving JPMorgan Chase, she started her entrepreneurial journey. She founded Digital Asset Holdings and served as CEO, which is a company that seeks to apply blockchain technology to Wall Street. market startups. The firm's first big client was her former employer, JPMorgan Chase. JPMorgan is now working with Digital Asset Holdings to test the use of blockchain to speed up settlements. She believes: " We will see blockchain technology deployed in various forms in the business environment in the next year or two. However, this does not mean that blockchain technology will become mainstream at the same time. I think blockchain technology It will take 5-10 years to become a mainstream technology .” At present, the digital asset company has received 60 million US dollars in financing. Due to Master's huge fame on Wall Street, her move may contribute to the positive impact of blockchain technology on the traditional financial industry.