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Chainalysis permanently parts ways with its founding CEO
Michael Gronager, the co-founder of Chainalysis, has agreed to leave the company permanently, two months after taking a temporary personal leave of
Chainalysis, a buzzy 10-year-old, New York-based blockchain data platform, will now be led by co-founder Jonathan Levin, he told TechCrunch, explaining that on Tuesday, its board of directors gave him Gronager’s job. We raised $175 million in 2022 and [still] feel strong about the cash position of company.” He added that his focus will be on “executing, the expansion of our risk platform, and going deeper with government clients across the world to ensure they can deal with the increased demand of crypto.” Crypto investor Katie Haun, who first discovered Chainalysis in her capacity as federal prosecutor, reportedly began buying up secondary shares of the company at a valuation of $2.5 billion this past April.
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