Lindsay Fraser to Lead Policy at Blockchain Association
Lindsay Fraser, who previously worked at Uniswap Labs, is taking on a new role as Chief Policy Officer at the Blockchain Association starting December 8. In this position, she will oversee policy, advocacy, and regulatory guidance for over 140 member companies in the U.S. crypto ecosystem.
Fraser has extensive experience in decentralized finance (DeFi) and has been actively involved in promoting innovation, transparency, and accessibility in crypto. Her move to the Blockchain Association marks a transition from building and managing decentralized projects to shaping the policies that affect the entire crypto industry in the United States.
In her new role, Fraser will work on stablecoin regulation, tax frameworks, investor protections, and broader digital asset policy issues. She aims to provide a voice for the crypto community while helping lawmakers and regulators better understand the unique challenges and opportunities in the space.
This appointment highlights the growing connection between crypto innovation and regulatory policy. Experienced practitioners like Fraser are stepping into positions where they can influence how decentralized technologies interact with legal frameworks, ensuring that the interests of builders, investors, and users are considered as the industry matures.
Fraser’s move is a clear signal that the crypto ecosystem is evolving. Decentralized finance is no longer just experimental technology — it is becoming an integral part of financial policy discussions in the U.S., and Fraser is at the forefront of that change.
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