Barry Silbert rejoins Grayscale’s board as chair

Grayscale Investments announced the return of the founder Barry Silbert as chairman of the board of directors in a decision that also saw the digital asset manager extend his management team with new board of directors.

Barry Silbert’s return comes as Gray levels Prepares for the next phase of growth of the company, according to a announcement.

In addition to Silbert, Graycale added four new faces to her C-Suite team, with Diana Zhang as chief of the farm, Ramona Boston as director of marketing, Maxwell Rosenthal as a head of human resources and Andrea Williams as communications chief.

Zhang, Boston, Rosenthal and Williams will come back from the chief executive to Grayscale, Peter Mintzberg.

“We have brought together a team that brings together a powerful combination of experience of the most respected financial institutions in the world with a prospective innovation in the space of digital assets,” said Mintzberg.

The group will help gray levels on the scale of its operations and will offer services to customer and success shareholders, shareholders deserve, he added.

Silbert resigned in 2023

Barry Silbert, founder of Grayscale, is back as chairman of the company’s board of directors. Consequently, he succeeds Mark Shifke, who joined in 2023 after the departure of Silbert, and now held the role of a member of the board of directors.

Money resigned As Chairman of the Graycale Board of Directors in December 2023, with upcoming regulatory heat that the founder and CEO of the digital currency group was confronted with the New York Attorney General.

THE trial Against DCG in relation to his loan arm Genesis and the accusations surrounding the Gemini wins, also named Silbert. His resignation also arrived at a time when Grayscale envisaged approval of his request to convert his bitcoin (BTC) GBTC funds to a fund translated in exchange for Bitcoins. The dry has approved the ETF spot and many things have since happened, including colonies in Genesis / Gemini to win prosecution.

“I am honored to join the Graycale board of directors at a decisive moment for the company and the wider digital asset ecosystem,” said Silbert. “When I founded Grayscale in 2013, we saw an enormous pioneer opportunity a new model to access and invest in digital assets, and to build the operational infrastructure that investors would ultimately require.”

Grayscale says that Silbert’s return as president “will bring a conviction to the founder level, a strategic perspective and a historical insight” to the company. It is also a decision to start the business thanks to its next growth phase.

In particular, Grayscale recently confidentially deposited for a stock exchange on In the United States.