Algorand Foundation officially announced an important move—after years of establishing itself in Singapore, it has decided to relocate its headquarters back to the United States. The Foundation's CEO Staci Warden revealed that this strategic adjustment aims to strengthen investments in several core blockchain applications: instant global payments, the popularization of financial products, and economic resilience building. This trend of relocation is not unique to Algorand—Jito Foundation also moved from the Cayman Islands to the United States. It seems that more and more leading crypto foundations are adjusting their geographic locations to better accelerate implementation and regulatory compliance in the U.S.
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Algorand Foundation officially announced an important move—after years of establishing itself in Singapore, it has decided to relocate its headquarters back to the United States. The Foundation's CEO Staci Warden revealed that this strategic adjustment aims to strengthen investments in several core blockchain applications: instant global payments, the popularization of financial products, and economic resilience building. This trend of relocation is not unique to Algorand—Jito Foundation also moved from the Cayman Islands to the United States. It seems that more and more leading crypto foundations are adjusting their geographic locations to better accelerate implementation and regulatory compliance in the U.S.