Dominari Holdings establishes crypto advisory board
27 August 2025 US
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Dominari Holdings is creating a new Crypto Advisory Board to underpin its expansion into crypto currency.
The Crypto Advisory Board will give strategic advice to Dominari as it seeks acquisitions and partnerships in the digital asset sector.
While the new board will be concentrated on the crypto sector, it will work in tandem with the company’s wider Advisory Board.
Sonny Singh, an experienced fintech executive, and Tristan Chaudry, an early crypto investor, will be inaugural members of the Crypto Advisory Board.
Anthony Hayes, CEO of Dominari, says:“We believe the crypto ecosystem represents one of the most significant long-term opportunities in global finance. Digital assets are no longer at the edge of finance — they are moving into the centre.
“Dominari’s expansion into this space aligns with our missions to identify transformative opportunities and bring them into the mainstream for Dominari shareholders and clients.”
The Crypto Advisory Board will give strategic advice to Dominari as it seeks acquisitions and partnerships in the digital asset sector.
While the new board will be concentrated on the crypto sector, it will work in tandem with the company’s wider Advisory Board.
Sonny Singh, an experienced fintech executive, and Tristan Chaudry, an early crypto investor, will be inaugural members of the Crypto Advisory Board.
Anthony Hayes, CEO of Dominari, says:“We believe the crypto ecosystem represents one of the most significant long-term opportunities in global finance. Digital assets are no longer at the edge of finance — they are moving into the centre.
“Dominari’s expansion into this space aligns with our missions to identify transformative opportunities and bring them into the mainstream for Dominari shareholders and clients.”
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