Officials met with Sequoia managing partner Douglas Leone, as well as Binance, Paxos, Coinbase and Circle.
Public disclosures show that top Treasury officials took a number of meetings with crypto and venture capital firms in the first quarter.
He also met with venture capital firms a16z and Kingsway Capital, as well as point of sale software provider Epos Now, for the same purpose. Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak, the former chancellor who is currently running to be leader of the Conservative Party, met with Sequoia managing partner Douglas Leone to"discuss the UK’s Venture Capital sector."
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