Is the 4-year crypto cycle dead? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Our Co-CEO Arjun Sethi talked cycle structures, utility, and legacy systems with Murad and Blew on Pond Talk.
Catch the full episode 👉 https://lnkd.in/ejyKizJ4
Bitcoin will follow closely to global liquidity M2 money supply and trending compared to gold. This will become more apparent as TradFi and DeFi link up with ETFs and RWAs. Only 7% in crypto.
Two years ago, most financial advisors wanted nothing to do with crypto. It was seen as too volatile, too risky, or tied to illicit activity.
Today, the data tells a very different story. From major public companies exploring tokenization to new support from Washington, digital assets have gone from headwinds to tailwinds.
DACFP CEO Don Friedman, CBDA joined the Capital Ideas podcast to discuss what’s changed – and why advisors should revisit their assumptions about this asset class.
🎧 Watch the full interview: https://bit.ly/3WzKf5A
Crypto just saw a $19 billion liquidation wipeout — but the story isn’t about collapse. It’s about convergence.
Wall Street is starting to look more like crypto, and speculation — far from being a flaw — is proving to be part of what drives human progress.
In Episode 2 of The Crypto Tape, Meltem Demirors, founding partner of Crucible Capital, joins Frank Chaparro to unpack why speculation is human nature, and how volatility forges both markets and meaning.
They discuss:
• Why “everything humans do is speculative”
• How Wall Street is adopting crypto’s DNA
• The re-industrialization of America and the energy transition
• How Crucible is backing builders for the next market cycle
This one blends market structure, culture, and philosophy — and it’s one of our best yet.
🎧 The Crypto Tape — Episode 02 with Meltem Demirors:
https://lnkd.in/dykvXtrd
Are High Yield stablecoin accounts going away?
Cuy Sheffield thinks the DeFi mullet thesis is playing out in real time and is here to stay.
🎙️ Listen to the latest episode of Tokenized: https://lnkd.in/eqh3WZqc
📷 Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eSts2MhS
In our latest podcast on crypto-linked exchange-traded products (ETPs), counsel Philippe Noeltner is joined by partners Susan Gault-Brown and Nikki Johnstone and senior associate Quentin Herry to analyze the regulatory landscape in the U.S., UK, France and the EU.
They discuss the role of custodians, structuring challenges, investor protection and the practical implications for issuers, asset managers and investors—especially the need to balance innovation, proportionate regulation and market appetite.
Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dHn2chZU#AOShearman#Fintech#Crypto
“The opportunity to build a trustworthy ecosystem is one of the biggest financial opportunities in the history of mankind.” – Erikka Arone, SVP at sFOX
Erikka A. recently joined The Credit Union Connection podcast to discuss how credit unions and regional banks can prepare for the growing demand for stablecoin services. She shared insights on:
1. The limited window to become ready before member expectations shift.
2. The potential lifetime value per member from early adoption.
3. The risks of inaction as stablecoins and new payment rails evolve.
4. How credit unions and regional banks can leverage trust and compliance to move quickly.
With more than 25% of Americans under 40 already holding crypto, the time to explore this space is now.
Listen to the full episode: https://lnkd.in/dvhvgWq3
📽 It’s time for another weekly crypto roundup!
Matt Zahab and Rachel Wolfson are back with Episode 65, breaking down the latest crypto headlines.
Don’t miss out — tune in now! 🔥
https://lnkd.in/dEnd_kzz
FOMO is real in crypto—but research is what separates gamblers from investors.
In this video, we’ll break down our 4-step system for analyzing any project before you invest:
🔍 Team
💡 Utility
📊 Tokenomics
🌐 Community
Plus, we’ll expose the biggest traps new investors fall into and show you how to protect your capital while staying confident in every market condition.
My views expressed here are my own.
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