Empire Newsletter
Fundamentals are starting to play a big part in crypto, so here are the metrics to watch
Apollo’s Christine Moy said that there’s been “market demand” and “strong interest” in tokenizing private credit
Maple’s Sid Powell said that TradFi firms have been in contact with the firm about lending and borrowing in crypto
Building onchain public goods is noble but they don’t always make the number go up
Stablecoins have emerged as crypto’s killer app, and the data shows that they still have room to run
Coinbase Institutional’s David Duong looked at how crypto performed in January and explains where crypto’s growing
Trump’s coin may have led to new wallets, but it hasn’t yet brought onchain adoption
Jambo’s James Zhang talked to Empire about potential future fundraising and whether or not he considers Jambo a DePIN
Perhaps it’s not an official US crypto stockpile, but World Liberty Fi is definitely accumulating
Back in 2021, there were really only two memecoins and both hit enormous peaks along with BTC
Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron thinks that yield-bearing stablecoins could be the next big narrative
Trump’s token is setting the “tone” for crypto, Empire co-host Santiago Santos said
Coinbase’s Max Branzburg said that the offering is just the start of bringing Coinbase onchain
Tribe Capital’s Evan Park explains why he’s focusing on DePINs and what he’s looking for specifically when being pitched
As it turns out, the “guardian of online privacy and safety” in China is a memecoin on Solana
K33 analysts no longer think that Donald Trump’s inauguration is a sell the news event
Bitcoin’s had a volatile month so far, but the inauguration might lead to a big move up
A theory on why the overperformance of rivals has little to do with Ethereum itself
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