Howard Greenberg serves as the president and co-founder of the American Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Association (ABCA), a membership-driven 501(c)(6) nonprofit in Washington DC which aims to advance a vision for how distributed technologies and cross-border innovations – such as cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies – can lead to sound markets and the more efficient delivery of services. The ABCA focuses primarily on education, networking, and encouraging community development amongst public- and private-sector entities who are exploring various potential applications for distributed ledger tech, digital currencies, decentralized finance (defi), smart contracts, and other emerging use cases. Mr. Greenberg is certified in Blockchain Systems Architecture and is a member of The Advanced Technology Academic Research Center’s (ATARC) Security Blockchain Working Group, a working group of subject matter experts and practitioners who are currently looking at a blockchain solutions to address voting in the United States.
In addition to this executive role leading the ABCA, Mr. Greenberg also serves as director of digital assets & education for Quasar Markets Inc., a fintech and AI platform revolutionizing the way you encounter blockchain, finance and knowledge. He leads the companies blockchain and digital asset initiatives along with overseeing the financial service educational component on the platform. He had previously been the senior cryptocurrency educator for Prosper Trading Academy, a leading educational service for retail traders. Mr. Greenberg has been involved in cryptocurrency investing since 2013 and is a regularly featured cryptocurrency expert for Schwab Network along with Coindesk TV’s all about bitcoin. He is a sought-after speaker on a wide variety of topics, from data center workshops and crypto mining to applications for smart cities and uses of blockchain to encourage the forthcoming “Internet of Things” (IoT). Mr. Greenberg has attended bootcamps sponsored by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and has provided feedback and written opinions to draft papers and guidance from the SEC, Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
