According to a source familiar with the Senate Banking Committee, Frayer spearheaded crypto policy for Sen. Brown – who has been outspoken about his concerns about the risks cryptocurrencies could pose to investors, calling blockchain a “shady diffuse network of online funny money” at a hearing in July – and other top-ranking Democrats.
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