Empire Newsletter

There are a total of 206 articles associated with Empire Newsletter.

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Inversion Chain will be built on Avalanche, Empire co-host Santiago Santos told Blockworks

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The Drop’s Kate Irwin explains why OpenSea’s OS2 and SEA token are “exciting”

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Bybit analysts think that the entrance for such a large institutional crowd has changed the way capital flows in crypto

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Timing the market is hard, and for some assets it’s even harder

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HYPE’s bucked the overall downward trend of the market, and perhaps it’s setting a gold standard

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Accepting change is hard, but maybe we’ll never actually get to run back 2021

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The SEC and Binance filed a joint motion to temporarily stay the case

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Basic strategy might work if it’s only bitcoin, but otherwise it could get ugly fast

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The Wolf of Wall Street Adoption must battle the Wolf of Memecoin Casinos

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The fourth quarter saw deal values jump 13.6% but total number of deals declined

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L2s could make a comeback this year after a disappointing 2024

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Empire’s Jason Yanowitz thinks that we could actually be earlier in the cycle if you put aside Strategy’s bitcoin buys

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Despite the decades-long lead, there are spooky similarities between ETH and Intel stock

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Pantera junior partner Mason Nystrom details why projects need to raise capital

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Tribe Capital’s Evan Park and Blockworks Research’s Ryan Connor explain the issues with Ethereum and outline potential fixes

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Listings on Binance and Coinbase were once widely considered good for coin prices

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The hardest part about crime season is uncovering that we’re in one

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Fundamentals are starting to play a big part in crypto, so here are the metrics to watch

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The end of the bull market would look much worse than this

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The crypto experience has changed a lot in the past 12 years

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Apollo’s Christine Moy said that there’s been “market demand” and “strong interest” in tokenizing private credit

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Maple’s Sid Powell said that TradFi firms have been in contact with the firm about lending and borrowing in crypto

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Building onchain public goods is noble but they don’t always make the number go up

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Stablecoins have emerged as crypto’s killer app, and the data shows that they still have room to run

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