Empire Newsletter
On Empire, Dragonfly’s Rob Hadick noted that we may see M&A activity pick up in DATs
ETH’s “breakout marks a significant structural shift and clears the path towards…$4,000,” Kraken’s OTC desk noted
Core’s David Roos says that there won’t be ‘thousands’ of stablecoins launched at once
Dragonfly’s Rob Hadick and Empire’s Jason Yanowitz talked about the market and what they’re watching
A Barnes & Thornburg survey shows that the regulatory clarity for crypto is leading to an uptick in interest from investment professionals
In an environment where Treasury vehicles and institutions are the focus, how does a blockchain like Berachain fit in?
Paradigm’s Alexander Grieve and Jito Labs CLO Rebecca Rettig broke down the GENIUS bill on the Empire podcast
Also, only three tokens have outperformed bitcoin so far this year: XMR, HYPE and SKY
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley tells Blockworks that it tapped a third party to provide the reports
Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo says institutions are eager to get exposure to tokenization
Monad Foundation’s Keone Hon said the team’s been “thinking about how to grow the onchain economy for some time”
This doesn’t change the fact that co-founder Roman Storm is facing a trial starting next week
Dragonfly’s Haseeb Qureshi and 6MV’s Mike Dudas discuss the recent “staid and rational” behavior of crypto markets
“We’re not really doing anything controversial,” said co-founder Zak Folkman at Permissionless last week
Walter Hessert, Head of Strategy at Paxos, told Blockworks that firms are recognizing a need for stablecoins
The $135 million raise shows that TradFi giants are serious about crypto adoption
Crossover’s CEO discusses institutional interest and how over-the-counter (OTC) trading has picked up in crypto
In a new letter, Gemini alleges that the CFTC’s DOE had ulterior motives for 2022 suit