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Bullish exchange president says it's 'trivially obvious' that all of finance is moving onto blockchain
In a recent interview with TheStreet Roundtable, Chris Tyrer, President of Bullish Exchange, said that it was "trivially obvious" that all of finance is moving onto blockchain rails. His case is not built on hype. It is built on a specific observation about how this bear market behaved differently from every one before it — and what that behavioral shift signals about where the industry actually sits on the adoption curve. Tyrer was appointed President of Bullish Exchange in March 2025. Before that, he spent nearly five years at Fidelity in leadership roles including President of Fidelity Digital Asset ... (full story)
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