Daniel Spuller serves as Executive Vice President of Industry Affairs at the Blockchain Association, the leading trade group in Washington, D.C. advocating for pro-innovation policies in the digital asset economy. He is an appointee to the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond’s Business and Payments Advisory Council, contributing research on stablecoins, consumer payment behavior, and emerging payment trends.
Spuller has twice been appointed Chairman of the North Carolina Blockchain Initiative by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor. From 2016 to 2020, he led membership growth at the Chamber of Digital Commerce, scaling it from 38 to over 200 members, and previously served at the North Carolina Department of Commerce, where he helped negotiate and pass the North Carolina Money Transmitters Act of 2016, the first comprehensive blockchain-related legislation in the United States.
