The crypto exchange is setting up a new headquarters for the first time since shuttering its San Francisco office in 2022, following reports of employees being attacked.
Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has moved its global headquarters to Cheyenne, Wyoming, more than three years after shuttering operations in San Francisco.
In a Friday blog post, Kraken said it was “recognition of the pro-crypto policymakers and constructive regulations” that contributed to its move to Wyoming. The company cited Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis’ crypto advocacy in the US state and Congress impacting its decision to move its headquarters.
“Wyoming has been at the forefront of digital asset policy for nearly a decade and has created the perfect environment for digital asset companies to thrive,” said Lummis. “Kraken’s decision to relocate to the Equality State is a testament to Wyoming’s forward-thinking approach and reinforces Wyoming’s position as America’s premier crypto hub.”
