Grayscale has appointed Sebastian Pulido, a former executive at Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Kinexys, and Aave Labs, to lead its newly formed on-chain asset management division. The move comes as the digital asset manager looks to capture rising institutional demand for tokenized assets and decentralized finance, or DeFi, solutions. Pulido brings more than 15 years of experience spanning blockchain strategy, tokenization, and financial markets. At Aave Labs, he led institutional and DeFi strategy, adding experience from both traditional finance and crypto-native firms. The appointment lands during a broader expansion phase at Grayscale. The company has recently rolled out new products, including a staking ETF, and said it has seen strong growth in its digital asset offerings. The development was cited by Techub News, with CryptoBriefing named as the source in the brief.
Digital asset manager Grayscale has appointed Sebastian Pulido, a former executive at Goldman Sachs and Aave, to head its newly established on-chain asset management unit.
The company is making the hire as it looks to meet growing institutional demand for tokenized assets and DeFi solutions. Pulido has more than 15 years of experience in blockchain strategy, tokenization, and financial markets. He previously led institutional and DeFi strategy at Aave Labs and also held roles at JPMorgan Kinexys and Goldman Sachs.
The appointment comes during a period of expansion at Grayscale. The firm has recently launched new products, including a staking ETF, and has reported strong growth in its digital asset products. Techub News carried the brief and cited CryptoBriefing.
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