Core Insights - Zac Prince, former CEO of BlockFi, has returned to the digital asset industry as the head of Galaxy Digital's new banking platform, Galaxy One, less than three years after BlockFi's bankruptcy [1][2] - Galaxy One allows users to earn yield on cash deposits and trade cryptocurrencies and traditional equities, aiming to merge crypto services with mainstream finance under different conditions [2][5] - Prince's risk appetite has become more conservative following his experiences with BlockFi, which collapsed after the FTX failure, highlighting the differences in setup and regulatory structures between the two companies [3] Company Developments - Galaxy Digital has launched Galaxy One, expanding into consumer-focused financial products, reflecting a more cautious and regulated market since the previous crypto cycle [2][5] - BlockFi, once a symbol of the crypto lending boom, offered interest accounts with returns as high as 9.5% before its collapse due to liquidity issues following FTX's failure [3] - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged BlockFi in 2022 for failing to register its lending product and misleading clients, resulting in a $100 million settlement [4]