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Former Gemini Manager Becomes New CEO of Bitstamp One of the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges on the market has replaced its CEO. Instead of Neitz Kodrich, who founded Bitstamp in 2011, it will now be managed by Julian Sawyer, who was formerly responsible for the development of the Gemini exchange in the European market.

Former Gemini Manager Becomes New CEO of Bitstamp One of the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges on the market has replaced its CEO. Instead of Neitz Kodrich, who founded Bitstamp in 2011, it will now be managed by Julian Sawyer, who was formerly responsible for the development of the Gemini exchange in the European market.

Former Gemini manager becomes Bitstamp's new CEO

One of the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges on the market has replaced its CEO. Replaced by Neitz Kodrić, who founded Bitstamp in 2011, it will now be managed by Julian Sawyer, formerly responsible for the development of Gemini in the European market..

Luxembourg-based Bitstamp was acquired by Belgian investment company NXMH in October 2018. Since then, there have been changes in the management staff of the exchange..

Kodric will be assigned a seat as a consultant on the Bitstamp board of directors, but he will no longer make management decisions.

“After much deliberation, I came to the conclusion that Bitstamp has already outgrown my original goals. It's time for someone else to start expanding her vision, ”he said..

Prior to that, Sawyer worked in the traditional finance industry and co-founded Starling Bank, of which he served as COO until 2019..

In September, Bitstamp announced the integration of the trading engine of Market Technology, a technology solutions provider for Nasdaq..

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