Perianne Boring

Perianne Boring established the Chamber of Digital Commerce in July 2014, building it into the world’s largest trade association representing the blockchain industry. Perianne was also recognized among Coin Desk's most influential people in Blockchain 2016 for her public policy accomplishments. Before finding the chamber, Perianne was played as a TV anchor for an international finance program that aired in over 100 countries and had  650 million viewers. She began her career as a legislative analyst in the U.S. House of Representatives, advising on topics like finance, economics, tax, and healthcare policy. Perianne is also a public blockchain speaker; she has spoken at leading industry events, including consumer electronic shows, Money 20/20, and many others. Under her leadership, the digital chamber has been instrumental in shaping the regulatory landscape for blockchain 

 

 

Quick Facts

Full name	Perianne Boring
Birth	07-11-1987, Lakeland, Florida
Nationality	American
Education	Bachelor of Arts and Economics, University of Florida
Marital status	Married
Net worth	Estimated in millions

 

She is a key voice in pro-growth blockchain policy, regulation, and advocacy, working closely with lawmakers for the future of crypto regulations in the U.S. Boring regularly shares her insights on financial news networks like CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fox Business.

 

Perianne Boring - Career Highlights

 

• 2014 – Founded the Chamber of Digital Commerce to promote blockchain.

 

• 2015 – Advocated for pro-crypto regulations in Washington, D.C.

 

• 2017 – Led efforts to educate policymakers on blockchain technology.

 

• 2019 – Expanded the Chamber’s influence on global crypto policies.

 

• 2021 – Featured as a leading voice in blockchain and fintech.

 

• 2022 – Launched initiatives to support institutional crypto adoption.

 

• 2023 – Advocated for CBDCs and regulatory clarity in the U.S.

 

• 2024 – Continued pushing for blockchain innovation and fair regulation.

Before forming The Chamber, Perianne served as a television anchor for an international finance program that ran in more than 100 countries and reached over 650 million viewers. She began her career as a legislative analyst in the U.S. House of Representatives, advising on finance, economics, tax, and healthcare policy.