For Anastasia Dellaccio, blockchain is about more than financial innovation. It is also about creating a more equitable and accessible future.
Dellaccio first became interested in blockchain while working at WeWork, where she noticed major companies and associations entering the space. During the pandemic, she began researching digital assets more deeply and quickly became fascinated by both the technology’s potential and the risks of creating overly restrictive policies based on limited understanding.
That interest inspired her to launch Ucoin, a nonprofit focused on engaging, educating and empowering more women in blockchain. She later joined the policy team at Core Scientific and served as a political appointee in the Biden-Harris administration.
Today, Dellaccio is helping lead The Digital Chamber’s state network, connecting lawmakers, industry leaders and grassroots organizations across the country. Her work focuses on helping states develop thoughtful, coordinated policies that encourage innovation, attract builders and create jobs.
She also remains deeply committed to ensuring women have a place in the industry.
“There hasn’t necessarily been a catalyst or use case that has made women want to rush back into the industry yet,” she told SheCrypto. “I still feel very passionate about trying to make sure there’s room at the table for all people.”
Through policy, advocacy and community building, Dellaccio is working to ensure the next chapter of blockchain includes more voices and creates opportunities across the country.
Learn more about The Digital Chamber at www.digitalchamber.org.
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