Coinbase, Anchorage and other crypto companies set up blockchain security standards committee

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A group of industry leaders including Anchorage Digital, Coinbase, Kraken, and Fireblocks have jointly formed a Blockchain Security Standards Committee. The committee consists of 10 companies and aims to establish security standards for the entire blockchain industry. Halborn, Bastion, Figment, OpenZeppelin, Ribbit Capital, and Sentinel Global will also join the committee.

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