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Counsel @ Digital Asset Investment Fund

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whistler partnersNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$250,000 – $275,000 per year

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About the role

Position Counsel supporting all activities across fund formation and management, portfolio company support, and regulatory guidance in the digital asset space. Reports to Assistant General Counsel. Compensation
Base pay: $250,000 – $275,000 per year
Annual bonus Carry program participation
Key Responsibilities:
  • Lead fund formation and management for venture and hedge fund strategies
  • Provide regulatory guidance on digital asset investments and compliance
  • Draft and negotiate investment agreements and transaction documents
  • Advise blockchain/crypto portfolio companies on various legal matters
  • Monitor and interpret evolving crypto regulations
Requirements:
  • JD with NY Bar admission3–6 years of legal experience
  • Strong experience with open-end funds
  • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills
  • Interest in blockchain and cryptocurrency related matters
  • Experience with token offerings, DeFi protocols, and crypto compliance is preferred but not required
ContactThis search is being led by Wolf (Wolf@whistlerpartners.com) at Whistler Partners. Please contact them for a confidential conversation.
Additional Details
Seniority level: Associate
Employment type: Full-time
Job function: Legal
Location: New York, NYAbout Whistler Partners
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