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Rachel Silverstein

VP of Compliance and General Counsel at CleanSpark, Inc.

Rachel Silverstein is a seasoned legal professional with extensive experience in the Bitcoin mining and energy sectors. She served as VP of Compliance and General Counsel at CleanSpark from October 2020 to March 2022, and was then promoted to Senior VP of Compliance and General Counsel, a position she held until October 2023.12

Silverstein has over 16 years of experience as an attorney and is considered one of the most experienced Bitcoin mining-focused attorneys in the U.S. She has served as lead counsel on more than a gigawatt worth of Bitcoin mining transactions across multiple states and countries.23

After her tenure at CleanSpark, Silverstein co-founded Firm 21m, a law firm specializing in representing Bitcoin miners, energy companies, investors, and data center builders.2 Most recently, she was appointed as U.S. General Counsel at Bitfarms Ltd., effective November 1, 2024.23

Silverstein's professional background also includes roles such as:

  • Corporate Counsel at Zappos Family of Companies (2016-2020)
  • Labor & Employment Attorney at Littler Mendelson (2014-2016)
  • Attorney at Fox Rothschild LLP (2010-2014)1

She holds a BA in Political Science and Philosophy from The George Washington University and a JD from William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada-Las Vegas.12

Highlights

Aug 12 · linkedin

Some really smart people have said to me, “There’s no real use case for Bitcoin.” In actuality, Bitcoin is being used in incredible ways all over the world today as a tool for freedom. Bitcoin is usable by anyone, cannot discriminate, and cannot be frozen even by state actors who REALLY don’t like the user. As Alex Gladstein says, “Bitcoin is a light in the darkest of places.” This is an important speech.

Apr 25 · linkedin

I heard on a podcast a couple of weeks ago that dead Charles Schwab customers do significantly better than living ones. I looked into it a little more, and it's likely true. Why is that? Probably because dead people aren't very emotional and don't get spooked when there's a downturn. And probably because most markets tend to trend positive on a long enough timeline.

So buy your bitcoin. And then just leave it the hell alone.

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Las Vegas, Nevada