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Updated · legis1.com · Jun 15
Coalition for Tokenized Markets Starts Federal Lobbying With 1 Thorn Run Partner, Reporting $0 Fees
Updated
Updated · legis1.com · Jun 15

Coalition for Tokenized Markets Starts Federal Lobbying With 1 Thorn Run Partner, Reporting $0 Fees

1 articles · Updated · legis1.com · Jun 15

Summary

  • A May 1 lobbying filing shows Coalition for Tokenized Markets has entered federal lobbying for the first time, hiring Thorn Run Partners to represent it in Washington.
  • Chris Hayes, a Thorn Run partner, is listed as the coalition’s sole lobbyist, while the registration reports $0 in lobbying fees for the period.
  • The filing places the effort under Financial Institutions, Investments and Securities issues but names no specific bills or policy priorities, suggesting an early-stage monitoring or relationship-building push.
  • The move comes as tokenized markets draw growing scrutiny from federal policymakers, pushing industry groups to seek a voice in securities and broader financial regulation.

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