PANews reported on October 8 that according to The Block, Yuma, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group focusing on artificial intelligence, has appointed Greg Schvey and Jeff Schvey, co-founders of cryptocurrency data provider TradeBlock, as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer respectively. TradeBlock previously partnered with DCG and blockchain infrastructure company Axoni. In early 2021, TradeBlock's cryptocurrency index and data business was acquired by CoinDesk, DCG's former media subsidiary. The business was subsequently divested and ultimately shut down during the last crypto winter in 2023. Yuma, founded in November 2024, provides validator, mining, and subnet services for the Bittensor network.PANews reported on October 8 that according to The Block, Yuma, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group focusing on artificial intelligence, has appointed Greg Schvey and Jeff Schvey, co-founders of cryptocurrency data provider TradeBlock, as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer respectively. TradeBlock previously partnered with DCG and blockchain infrastructure company Axoni. In early 2021, TradeBlock's cryptocurrency index and data business was acquired by CoinDesk, DCG's former media subsidiary. The business was subsequently divested and ultimately shut down during the last crypto winter in 2023. Yuma, founded in November 2024, provides validator, mining, and subnet services for the Bittensor network.
DCG's decentralized AI subsidiary Yuma hires TradeBlock co-founder as senior executive
PANews reported on October 8 that according to The Block, Yuma, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group focusing on artificial intelligence, has appointed Greg Schvey and Jeff Schvey, co-founders of cryptocurrency data provider TradeBlock, as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer respectively.
TradeBlock previously partnered with DCG and blockchain infrastructure company Axoni. In early 2021, TradeBlock's cryptocurrency index and data business was acquired by CoinDesk, DCG's former media subsidiary. The business was subsequently divested and ultimately shut down during the last crypto winter in 2023. Yuma, founded in November 2024, provides validator, mining, and subnet services for the Bittensor network.
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