The Block appoints former Azuki COO Steve Chung as CEO
Foresight News reports that crypto media platform The Block has appointed Steve Chung as Chief Executive Officer. Steve Chung will succeed Larry Cermak, who will continue to serve as President and oversee research, data, and product operations. During Steve Chung’s tenure as Chief Executive Officer, The Block will focus on expanding its institutional research and data services, growing its enterprise business, and deepening its role as a key information and data provider within the crypto ecosystem.
Previously, Steve Chung served as the first Chief Growth Officer at FOX Corporation, Chief Digital Officer of Fox Television Group, Chief Executive Officer of CJ ENM America, and Chief Operating Officer at NFT company Azuki. Since being acquired by Foresight Ventures in 2023, The Block has significantly expanded its institutional business presence. Foresight Ventures has recently committed an additional $10 million in growth funding to support the company’s next phase of expansion.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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