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CrossTower names NASDAQ and Cboe exchange veteran as Global Head of Exchange

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CrossTower, a crypto investment and trading firms, has appointed 25-year exchange industry veteran, Bryan Christian, as Global Head of Exchange.

Christian is responsible for managing CrossTower’s US and global exchanges, product expansion, and growth of the company’s transaction business, which has just surpassed USD1 billion dollars in trading volumes for the first time since its trading platform launch last year. Christian previously served as Head of Institutional Services for ETF market maker Old Mission and Head of Sales at Cboe Global Markets.
 
“We are excited to welcome Bryan and to add his deep market structure and product experience to the CrossTower bench at this important stage of our company’s growth,” says CrossTower Co-Founder and CEO Kapil Rathi. “Bryan brings a passion and expertise that will help us bring more participants to this emerging asset class.”
 
CrossTower offers investment products, lending services and operates execution platforms for digital assets. CrossTower’s US and global exchanges are built on a robust, scalable and resilient infrastructure with a high throughput and low latency architecture. Asset coverage includes the most liquid coins and tokens, now including Dogecoin.
 
“With more institutions and individuals looking for a safe way to enter the crypto markets, my focus will be to continue our rapid global expansion and to deliver the highest level of customer service while maintaining a reliable and regulated marketplace,” says Christian.


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