Empire Newsletter

The DAT trend may differ from prior implosions

The hunt for a killer app on Base hits a wall

Everyone knows that crypto is psychological torture

A new breed of crypto entrepreneur is building in stablecoins, per Dragonfly’s Rob Hadick

The World Computer picks up where BTC has left off

The probabilities app is finding mainstream success

Fundstrat’s chief investment officer may be the apex bull

The SEC is still working on a framework for token sales.

The headlines were so much louder in 2021

Hot markets have made for big paydays this year

Purity tests are the only things keeping crypto “crypto”

CoinFund and Pantera partners offer insights into how they pick their coins

Under the suggested criteria, non-custodial apps would not have to pursue broker registration

Scenius Capital also announced that ParaFi took a strategic GP stake

9.6% of crypto industry employees were paid in crypto, and most opted for USDC and USDT

Companies can find new audiences by moving beyond traditional press releases, says Aubrey Strobel

With Galaxy set to report earnings tomorrow, Rittenhouse Research rated it a strong buy in a recent note

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