In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean speak with Marcin Kaźmierczak, co-founder of RedStone Finance. They explore RedStone’s modular oracle architecture, its staking model as an EigenLayer AVS, and how the team is positioning across DeFi and institutional markets. Marcin walks through the business model, token utility, and RedStone’s approach to gaining market share in the decentralized oracle space. The conversation also covers near-term catalysts, including RedStone’s acquisition of Credora, its expansion into DeFi risk ratings, and a forthcoming historical data product.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Introduction to RedStone as a modular oracle and its competitors

[00:01:18] Overview of how oracles connect off-chain data to blockchains

[00:03:26] RedStone’s market position compared to Chainlink and Pyth

[00:06:32] Modular architecture as a differentiator for RedStone

[00:07:41] RedStone’s price feed coverage and use cases in tokenized assets

[00:08:21] AVS and staking through EigenLayer for data integrity

[00:10:40] RedStone’s clients and token utility

[00:15:11] Marcin’s background and the origin story of RedStone

[00:20:02] Push vs. pull models in oracle design and customer responsiveness

[00:26:50] Main products, customers, and fast deployment advantages

[00:31:49] Technical and cost differences in push and pull models

[00:36:34] Revenue model and how it compares to Chainlink and Pyth

[00:43:37] Breakdown of what revenue goes to RedStone vs. token holders

[00:50:14] KPIs to track: clients, TVS, and chain support

[00:52:41] How RedStone aims to capture more oracle market share

[00:56:45] Token supply, staking, and value capture strategy

[01:00:49] Implementation of slashing and RedStone’s security track record

[01:04:14] Governance structure and the role of the Swiss association

[01:06:56] Catalysts: Credora acquisition and historical data product launch

[01:11:20] Targeting institutions with data and risk-rated DeFi strategies

[01:12:19] Market risks in DeFi and curator-led vault issues

[01:15:46] Final thoughts on RedStone’s transparency and growth outlook

Links: 

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/  

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/  

Interested in being a Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham  

Co-Hosts 

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid 

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell 

Guests 

Marcin Kaźmierczak, RedStone

X - https://x.com/MarcinRedStone 

LinkedIn -  https://ch.linkedin.com/in/marcin-kazmierczak1

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean are joined by Nick White, COO and founding team member of Celestia. Nick shares how Celestia is building a modular blockchain architecture that separates execution, settlement, and data availability to scale Web3 applications. The discussion explores Celestia’s growth strategy, competitive positioning, and the evolving data availability landscape – including insights on throughput, token economics, revenue, and adoption trends.   

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Key Points From This Episode: 

[00:00:00] Intro 

[00:01:25] Introduction to Celestia and its market position 

[00:02:19] Monolithic vs. modular blockchain architecture 

[00:05:19] Ethereum fee evolution and Celestia’s comparative model 

[00:07:51] Revenue sources and early usage metrics for Celestia 

[00:09:22] Supply-side challenges and unlock schedule implications 

[00:11:28] Market comps and the state of data availability competitors 

[00:14:10] Investment thesis for data availability expansion 

[00:16:04] Introduction to Nick White and his background 

[00:18:32] The modular thesis and architectural vision 

[00:20:55] Celestia as AWS for blockchains 

[00:23:40] Transaction flow in Celestia vs. traditional blockchains 

[00:27:21] Landscape of DA providers and Celestia’s position 

[00:31:33] Use cases where Celestia outperforms Ethereum 

[00:35:19] Celestia’s pricing strategy and block space cost structure 

[00:39:24] Key performance indicators and growth tracking 

[00:43:44] Current customers and usage pipeline 

[00:47:42] Revenue potential at 1 million TPS 

[00:50:04] Tokenomics: TIA’s role in staking and future fee capture 

[00:54:38] Addressing the DA-as-commodity argument 

[01:02:37] Timeline and governance for future pricing power 

[01:06:59] Celestia Labs and Foundation roles 

[01:07:53] Institutional backers and unlock schedule 

[01:12:41] Validator incentives under new inflation models 

[01:14:04] Risks and adoption catalysts moving forward 

[01:18:56] Final reflections on Celestia’s vision and crypto’s future 

Links:  

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   

Interested in being a Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham   

Co-Hosts  

David Grider, Finality Capital: https://x.com/David_Grid  

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors: https://x.com/SeanMFarrell  

Guests  

Nick White, Celestia: 

X: https://x.com/nickwh8te 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickwh8te 

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/ 

In this special Singapore conference edition of Level Up, David and Sean speak with three influential voices across digital assets and institutional investing. Rebecca Woo, Managing Director at Farro Capital, discusses how traditional allocators are approaching digital assets within long-term portfolios. Arthur Cheong, founder of DeFiance Capital, shares perspectives on emerging DeFi opportunities and brand-driven digital assets. Finally, David Schamis, Founding Partner of Atlas Merchant Capital and CEO of Hyperliquid Strategies Inc., breaks down the strategy behind launching a DAT for Hyperliquid and how institutions are beginning to access this evolving ecosystem.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Show introduction
[00:01:35] Rebecca Woo introduces Farro Capital and its multi-asset strategy
[00:04:13] Evaluating liquid vs. illiquid digital asset opportunities
[00:08:27] Comparing digital asset strategies to traditional hedge and venture funds
[00:10:17] The challenge of defining alpha in crypto markets
[00:14:21] Low institutional adoption due to structural access challenges
[00:15:54] Arthur Cheong introduces DeFiance Capital and focus on DeFi
[00:16:46] How DeFi has evolved and what's needed for mass adoption
[00:17:42] Investment strategy spanning liquid tokens and venture opportunities
[00:19:17] High-growth areas: perpetual DEXs and stablecoins
[00:22:51] Arthur’s thesis on Pudgy Penguins and meme-based tokenization
[00:26:48] David Schamis on bridging private equity and crypto via Hyperliquid
[00:28:18] Launching the first major DAT structure for a crypto-native exchange
[00:32:25] Addressing supply/demand dynamics around token unlocks
[00:36:05] NAV growth through staking and potential ecosystem participation
[00:38:14] Hyperliquid’s community-first model and long-term positioning

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guests

Rebekah Woo, Farro Capital
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekah-woo-cfa-caia-8725254/ 

Arthur Cheong, DeFiance Capital
https://x.com/Arthur_0x

David Schamis, Hyperliquid Strategies Inc. / Atlas Merchant Capital
https://x.com/dschamis

Editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean sit down with Andrew Keys, co-founder and chairman of Ether Machine. Andrew discusses why Ethereum is positioned as the backbone of the next internet iteration and breaks down Ether Machine’s unique approach to yield generation, risk management, and growth through strategic M&A. He also compares the DAT landscape, explains Ether Machine’s SPAC strategy, and shares his take on staking, re-staking, and low-risk DeFi. This conversation is essential for anyone following digital asset treasuries and Ethereum-native finance.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Introduction

[00:13:00] Andrew introduces the Ether Machine concept and staking strategy

[00:14:32] Overview of Ether Machine's position in the ETH DAT ecosystem

[00:20:46] Introducing Andrew Keys and his Ethereum background

[00:21:24] Andrew’s early role in Ethereum and Consensys

[00:28:39] Why Ethereum is the foundation for the next internet

[00:32:28] The evolving institutional landscape and blockchain adoption

[00:34:38] Comparing Ether Machine to ETFs and other DATs

[00:44:07] Ether Machine's SPAC structure and committed capital

[00:47:21] SPAC vs. reverse takeover: long-term tradeoffs

[00:50:22] Building the Ether Machine team and in-house capabilities

[00:53:18] Staking vs. re-staking vs. DeFi: capital allocation plans

[00:55:21] Expected yield and how Ether Machine achieves it

[00:57:32] Protocols and strategies under consideration for on-chain yield

[00:59:08] Risks DATs face in downturns and Ether Machine's mitigation strategies

[01:04:12] Capital structure: thoughts on convert and preferred share issuance

[01:05:07] Using capital and yield to defend NAV in market downturns

[01:06:10] Criteria for M&A opportunities and consolidation logic

[01:07:08] Final thoughts on catalysts and Ether Machine’s institutional edge

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Protocol Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guest  

Andrew Keys, Ether Machine

X - https://x.com/AK_EtherMachine

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewpkeys/

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

Recorded live at Medici SG 25 and released as a special episode, David and Sean sit down with Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum. Vitalik discusses the evolution of Ethereum’s ecosystem from experimental innovation to “low-risk DeFi”, and how commercialization is shaping its next phase. He also highlights projects like Uniswap, Polymarket, and decentralized social networks as milestones in Ethereum’s growth, and shares his perspective on Layer 2 rollups, institutional participation, and the network’s long-term economic sustainability. 

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Key Points From This Episode: 

[00:00:00] Teaser 
[00:00:15] Show introduction 
[00:01:02] Vitalik’s perspective on Ethereum’s growing commercialization 
[00:02:07] Defining low-risk DeFi and its evolution 
[00:03:43] The relationship between experimental and mature Ethereum apps 
[00:06:33] Uniswap and other pivotal zero-to-one Ethereum innovations 
[00:08:39] How to expand low-risk DeFi to 20 million more users 
[00:10:07] Scaling Ethereum: stablecoins, UX, and Layer 1 upgrades 
[00:11:28] Vitalik’s view on corporate Layer 2s and ecosystem synergy 
[00:13:37] Ethereum’s fee structure and potential revenue increases 
[00:16:14] Explaining ETH’s multi-role asset narrative 
[00:17:21] Wall Street’s entrance into the Ethereum ecosystem 
[00:18:33] Concerns around leverage, risk, and staking centralization 
[00:20:26] Institutional influence on Ethereum governance 
[00:21:36] Will ETH flip Bitcoin? Vitalik’s response 

Links: 

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/  

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/  

Interested in being a Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham  

Co-Hosts 

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid 

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell 

Guests 

Vitalik Buterin - https://x.com/vitalikbuterin 

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/ 

Captured live on stage at Medici SG 25 and presented as a special episode, David and Sean sit down with Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and CIO of Maelstrom, for a candid discussion on market structure, crypto cycles, and today’s allocation playbook.

Arthur breaks down Maelstrom’s multi-pronged investment approach, shares thoughts on Bitcoin, Ethereum, perps DEXs, and explains why liquidity drives everything. From market predictions to meme coins, Arthur offers a sharp take on where crypto is heading, and why number go up remains the ultimate marketing strategy.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Teaser
[00:00:15] Show introduction
[00:01:01] Arthur introduces Maelstrom and their current investment focus
[00:02:07] Overview of Maelstrom’s advisory work and major positions
[00:03:38] Arthur’s macro and crypto market outlook centered on liquidity
[00:05:05] Why Arthur is long beta across assets—from Bitcoin to tech stocks
[00:06:00] The HYPE trade: valuation, token unlocks, and competitor dynamics
[00:08:35] Reflecting on BitMEX’s 2020 DDoS event and infrastructure evolution
[00:10:44] Institutional counterparty risk in CEXs vs. DEXs
[00:13:23] Arthur’s Bitcoin Core developer grants and philanthropy strategy
[00:14:12] Bitcoin year-end price predictions and speculative cycles
[00:15:39] Ethereum’s momentum, DeFi leadership, and possible flippening
[00:16:31] Thoughts on the meme coin cycle and token performance
[00:17:31] Arthur on adoption, speculation, and number-go-up culture
[00:19:24] Outlook on DATs and corporate finance games in crypto
[00:22:48] Evaluating the four-year crypto cycle and U.S. monetary policy
[00:25:22] Arthur critiques political influence on financial policy

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guests

Arthur Hayes, Maelstrom - https://x.com/CryptoHayes 

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

In this episode of LevelUp, David and Sean sit down with Tom Lee, Head of Research at Fundstrat Global Advisors and Chairman of Bitmine. They explore Ethereum’s positioning in global finance, the rise of Bit Mine as a leading Ethereum treasury, and the broader macro environment shaping digital assets. Tom also shares his views on crypto’s long-term potential, decentralization, and how Bit Mine is tackling treasury growth at scale.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Ethereum's macro moment and Tom Lee's take on blockchain's next evolution

[00:01:00] Introduction of Tom Lee and Bitmine’s rapid rise

[00:02:07] Bitmine’s Ethereum-focused treasury strategy and market impact

[00:03:32] Comparing Bitmine to MicroStrategy and its accelerated growth

[00:05:13] The role of decentralized finance (DeFi) in traditional capital markets

[00:07:28] How Ethereum compares to Bitcoin in institutional utility

[00:10:00] Fundstrat’s macro research approach and Tom’s market outlook

[00:12:14] Inflation, interest rates, and implications for crypto investment

[00:15:48] Institutional adoption signals from ETF filings and policy tone shifts

[00:18:35] How Bitmine handles treasury diversification and volatility

[00:21:10] The emergence of crypto-native treasuries as new corporate models

[00:24:02] Lessons from Tom’s traditional finance background

[00:27:45] Regulatory shifts, SEC stance, and potential ETH ETF impact

[00:32:14] Why Tom believes Ethereum has long-term structural advantages

[00:36:50] Final thoughts on building conviction in digital asset cycles

[00:40:28] What’s next for Bitmine and how they’re preparing for future cycles

[00:44:10] The importance of macro alignment in crypto thesis development

[00:48:22] Closing reflections and Tom’s message for emerging crypto leaders

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Protocol Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Guest   

Thomas Lee - https://x.com/fundstrat?

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

Disclaimer

This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The Medici Network, Fundstrat Global Advisors LLC, Finality CP Management, LLC, or any of their affiliates. Listeners should consult their own professional advisors before making any financial or investment decisions. 

Some protocol guests featured on this podcast may be annual paid members of The Medici Network. This membership does not imply endorsement by The Medici Network. This podcast does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any securities or tokens. 

In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean speak with Alex Cutler, Co-Founder of Aerodrome, and Austin Barack, Founder of Relayer Capital. They examine Aerodrome’s unique approach to decentralized exchange (DEX) design and token economics. They cover the Medex model, emissions, token locking mechanics, and Aerodrome’s role as a core infrastructure layer on Base. Austin also shares Relayer’s investment thesis and why Aerodrome stands out in a competitive landscape.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Introduction to Aerodrome’s aligned incentives and yield focus

[00:06:03] Overview of revenue growth, transaction volume, and emissions

[00:12:15] Comparing token performance with DEX competitors

[00:18:25] Austin shares how he discovered and researched Aerodrome

[00:24:33] Addressing the DEX trilemma with the Medex model

[00:30:39] Token valuation and return of revenue to holders

[00:36:43] The team’s alignment through token utility and no vesting

[00:42:45] Real-world assets and institutional adoption pathways

[00:49:00] How Aerodrome retains liquidity and displaces competitors

[00:55:07] Early skepticism around Base and Coinbase’s decentralization

[01:01:27] DEX routing from Coinbase expands access to new tokens

[01:07:32] Token locking behavior across funds, teams, and protocols

[01:13:36] Potential for scaling execution across massive volume

[01:20:07] Token supply, inflation, and immutability versus emissions

[01:26:27] Case study: bootstrapping a dominant BTC pool on Base

[01:32:27] On-chain governance and voting power dynamics

[01:38:30] Protocol functionality controlled by token holders

[01:44:58] Margin of safety in Aerodrome’s current valuation

[01:51:13] Coinbase’s strategy as a front end for the onchain economy

[01:57:34] Austin’s price projection based on revenue and growth multiple

[02:03:36] Wrap-up and closing remarks

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Protocol Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guests   

Alex Cutler - https://x.com/wagmialexander

Austin Barack - https://x.com/austinbarack

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean sit down with Sidney Powell, Co-Founder and CEO of Maple Finance, alongside Felipe Montealegre from Theia Research. Sidney shares Maple’s journey from tokenized bonds to becoming a major on-chain asset manager offering over-collateralized lending and Bitcoin yield products. Felipe adds an investor’s perspective on Maple’s positioning within decentralized credit markets and what sets it apart from traditional and DeFi lending platforms. Together they analyze Maple’s growth, risk management, and roadmap.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:40] Introduction to Maple Finance and guest intros  

[00:17:24] Sidney’s background in debt capital markets and the founding story of Maple  

[00:19:02] Maple’s early focus on under-collateralized lending and pivot to over-collateralized lending  

[00:19:36] Origin of the “Maple” and “Syrup” branding  

[00:21:12] Felipe’s background and Thea’s investment thesis on Maple  

[00:25:22] How Maple operates as an on-chain asset manager  

[00:28:47] Custody structures and why institutions prefer Maple’s hybrid approach  

[00:31:30] Lessons from the 2022 lending crises and Maple’s segregation of risk  

[00:34:28] Positioning Maple in the Web3 lending landscape  

[00:37:06] How Maple handles collateral, margin calls, and liquidations  

[00:42:42] New product growth: Syrup USD and Bitcoin yield products  

[00:46:18] Integrations with DeFi protocols and CEX partnerships  

[00:49:26] Maple’s competitive edge between TradFi and DeFi  

[00:56:23] Wholesale funding relationships and the Cantor Fitzgerald partnership  

[00:59:34] Maple’s cost of capital, NIM, and revenue model  

[01:05:35] The role of the Syrup token and governance mechanics  

[01:09:40] Token supply, staking, and institutional holders  

[01:16:06] Final thoughts on Maple’s growth strategy and future outlook

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Protocol Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guests  

Sidney Powell - https://x.com/syrupsid?lang=en

Felipe Montealegre - https://x.com/theiaresearch?lang=en

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

In this special episode of Level Up, David and Sean chat with Adam Winnick, founder of The Medici Network and Finality Capital. Adam shares how Medici grew from a visionary idea into a global community focused on institutional digital asset adoption. He breaks down what sets Medici events apart, explores the evolution of allocators in digital assets, and highlights emerging investment thesis around real-world use cases, re-staking protocols, and digital asset treasuries. Adam also explains how his personal and professional background prepared him to bridge traditional finance and blockchain innovation.

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Key Points From This Episode:

[00:00:00] Intro

[00:01:36] Adam introduces Medici’s mission and event model

[00:03:17] The meaning behind the name “Medici” and its acronym origins

[00:06:02] How an allocator comment sparked the idea for Medici

[00:07:53] Adam’s background in credit, tech, and founding Medici

[00:13:40] How Medici curates its network and selects event participants

[00:18:37] The evolution of institutional allocator profiles

[00:22:26] Why blockchain is a capital-efficient path to internet reinvention

[00:24:03] Comparing venture vs. liquid strategies in digital assets

[00:30:23] Re-staking, data portability, and the case for infrastructure bets

[00:34:23] Building Finality Capital and launching the liquid fund

[00:36:52] The edge of standalone digital asset funds for allocators

[00:40:38] Thoughts on stablecoins, RWAs, and American financial dominance

[00:43:40] What’s next for Medici: expanding team, events, and product roadmap

[00:46:45] Why allocators should dig into real world use cases

[00:47:28] A call to build: insurance, AI, and the power of zk-TLS

Links:

The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/ 

Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/ 

Interested in being a Protocol Guest? Connect with Elmira on X: https://x.com/elmira_yilham 

Real-World Apps & zk-TLS: https://x.com/David_Grid/status/1891956672865652756 

Co-Hosts

David Grider, Finality Capital - https://x.com/David_Grid

Sean Farrell, Fundstrat Global Advisors - https://x.com/SeanMFarrell

Guest

Adam Winnick

X: https://x.com/adam_winnick?lang=en

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-winnick-36316a1 

Medium: https://medium.com/@adam_winnick

Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

Disclaimer

This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The Medici Network, Fundstrat Global Advisors LLC, Finality CP Management, LLC, or any of their affiliates. Listeners should consult their own professional advisors before making any financial or investment decisions.

Some protocol guests featured on this podcast may be annual paid members of The Medici Network. This membership does not imply endorsement by The Medici Network. This podcast does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any securities or tokens.