Mr. Sean M. King, a blockchain, finance, and legal professional, who is fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese, is the right CEO for the right time for EOSex, the exciting new exchange based on the EOS platform and designed for the next generation of community-based exchanges.

Mr. King is very active and well-known in the blockchain industry, having served as former CEO of decentralized digital exchange group, GTS, which was based on the Bitshares platform; former Taiwan Community Manager for Waves platform, another top blockchain platform; and now currently serving as CEO of EOSex, which is an exchange based on the exciting new EOS platform.

Mr. King also serves as special blockchain policy advisor for Taiwan congress and to Taiwan’s “Crypto Congressman”, Legislator Jason Hsu; serves as core steering committee member for Taiwan’s Blockchain Self-Regulatory Organization (SRO); and was a core member of the Taiwan SRO Digital Exchanges Working Group that drafted the Code of Conduct for all digital exchanges in Taiwan.

In addition to strong credentials in the blockchain industry Sean M. King is a finance and legal professional, having worked for nearly twenty years in finance and hedge funds in Taiwan, particularly in derivatives and shareholder activism. And, Mr. King has spent the past 10 years with one of Taiwan’s top corporate law firms, Yangming Partners, which specializes in private equity, shareholder activism, hedge funds, and FDIs, particularly in Telecom & Media. Mr. King is also very active in Taiwan’s small business community, as former Executive Committee Member of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Small Business Committee, where Mr. King organized numerous events for Taiwan’s small business community, and where he was Co-Founder of Taiwan’s first English-language pitch competition, the Dragon’s Chamber.

As the blockchain world becomes increasingly sophisticated and regulated, it requires professionals who not only understand the blockchain world, but how to integrated it with traditional financial and legal frameworks so as to make the technology accessible to more and compliant with existing laws and regulations; or, when necessary, to push policymakers to draft smart new laws and regulations that are better suited to the realities of blockchain technology. And, when all that fails, or when governments drag their feet, the blockchain industry needs key leaders who can step up and organize self-regulatory organizations that can intelligently lead the way!