Johnny Reinsch, Executive Director of the Tokenized Asset Coalition, joins Patrick Murck to discuss why TAC is shifting from policy advocacy to solving technical infrastructure challenges, how stablecoins are becoming the gateway to broader tokenization, and why his mantra remains "not everything should be tokenized." The conversation explores Johnny's evolution from Bitcoin maximalist to tokenization realist, offering candid insights on what actually needs fixing in the industry.

As crypto treasury strategies expand beyond Bitcoin, a new wave of companies is emerging to capitalize on this trend. But which ones will survive market cycles? In this episode, host Patrick Murck explores this question with Joseph Onorati and Parker White, co-founders of DeFi Development Corporation, the first publicly traded Solana Treasury Company, who bring multi-cycle crypto experience dating back to 2013.

Host Patrick Murck is joined by Greg Xethalis (General Counsel at Multicoin Capital), Drew Hinkes (Partner at Winston & Strawn, and Adjunct Professor at NYU School of Law & Stern School of Business), and Karen Ubell (Partner at Goodwin Procter) to break down the Senate's 68-30 passage of the GENIUS Act—the first productive crypto legislation heading to a U.S. president's desk—and what it means for stablecoins, institutional adoption, and the future of digital dollars.

In this episode of Form & Structure, Patrick Murck invites David Taylor (Co-founder & CEO of Etherfuse) on to discuss how Etherfuse is bringing sovereign debt onchain, solving cross-border payment inefficiencies, and why they chose Surus as their custody partner.

In this episode of Form & Structure, Patrick Murck sits down with three Bitcoin network experts – Neha Narula (Director, MIT Digital Currency Initiative), Ethan Heilman (Research Engineer, Cloudflare), and Tadge Dryja (Bitcoin Core developer and Lightning Network co-inventor) – to discuss recent debates around the Bitcoin network  including user activated soft forks, op return transactions, the security budget debate, and the necessity of protocol specialization. 

In this episode, Patrick Murck sits down with Adam Silver, co-founder and CEO of Plural Energy, to discuss how tokenization is transforming renewable energy investment and bridging traditional finance with DeFi innovation. After taking the unconventional path of studying for his Series 7 exam while building his company, Silver shares his vision for creating what he calls the "financial operating system for the base layer of the economy" and why he believes bringing real assets on-chain is key to unlocking capital flows into the energy transition.

In this episode, Patrick Murck sits down with Kristin Smith, President of the Solana Policy Institute and former CEO of Blockchain Association, to discuss crypto's regulatory evolution and the path forward. After seven years leading industry advocacy efforts, Smith shares insights on how crypto can achieve lasting policy results despite political challenges and shifts. 

In this episode, Patrick Murck chats with Nick Ducoff, Head of Institutional Growth at the Solana Foundation. Nick unpacks how the Solana ecosystem scaled from $300 million to over $10 billion in TVL and discusses the influence of the rise of institutional adoption and how tokenized assets, streaming payments, and stablecoins are creating the foundation for the next wave of onchain finance.

In this episode, Patrick Murck sits down with Punia, Co-Founder of Nashpoint, to explore why today’s DeFi ecosystem is dominated by hedge funds and crypto whales —and what it will take to return to crypto's original principals of building open, accessible financial infrastructure. The conversation dives into how DeFi has drifted toward mimicking TradFi, the limitations of current liquidity models, and how sovereign debt tokens and diversified capital bases could help reshape the onchain economy for broader participation.

In this episode, Patrick Murck chats with Andrey Chabanov, who explains how his company, Trusttek, is providing seamless crypto integration for financial institutions while Ramp Me Daddy, his Telegram-based wallet born from a hackathon project, makes buying meme coins simple for everyday users. The conversation explores how meme coins compare to previous trends like ICOs and NFTs, and the potential future innovations in this space.