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The NYDIG team is ecstatic to welcome John.

The NYDIG team is ecstatic to welcome John.

John Dalby is departing his position as the chief financial officer of Bridgewater Associates. Moreover, he will assume the role of the chief financial officer at NYDIG, a Bitcoin-focused tech and Finance Company.


Robert Guttman is the CEO and co-founder of NYDIG. He said that he and his team are incredibly excited to welcome John. In addition, she said that John’s humility, curiosity, and kindness, combined with his deep financial services experience, become a perfect match for NYDIG.


Moreover, NYDIG continues to build institutional Bitcoin solutions. In addition, NYDIG is a uniquely positioned platform that provides resources and culture to shine for its best and brightest employees who are in pursuit of bringing Bitcoin safely to everyone.


Bridgewater Associates

Ray Dalio, a famous investor, founded Bridgewater Associates in 1975. However, the company currently operates as a mainstream powerhouse investment management entity.


NYDIG

NYDIG is a younger company. It is focused on Bitcoin. It has made several headlines this year, including garnering funding to the tune of $100 million.


John Dalby

John formerly held several high positions at various firms, including UBS and D.E. According to John, the growth of NYDIG has been incredible. Moreover, he said that more industries come to understand Bitcoin’s potential every day, and hence more clients seek ways to access it safely.


Furthermore, NYDIG’s chief financial officer comments in the statement show his positivity towards Bitcoin’s potential.

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