WorldPingRachel Conlan will oversee institutional partnerships and ecosystem growth, while Jamal Raees will focus on stablecoins and tokenized deposits, following a wave of new partnerships.
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HIFI raises $37M to expand stablecoin payments, tokenized markets
HIFI raises $37 million Series A to expand tokenized capital markets infrastructure
Solana Foundation hires ex-Binance CMO and payments exec as new partnerships expand
Solana Foundation hires Binance, Polygon veterans as it ramps up tokenized finance push
Solana Foundation taps Binance, Polygon vets to drive institutional adoption and payments
Solana Foundation Hires Binance's Former Global CMO for Institutional Push
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