Tom Dunleavy, CIO of MV Capital joined Shiv and I on episode 16 of The Rundown. Tom provides a unique, boots-on-the-ground perspective of the crypto capital markets and shares plenty of alpha on what to expect in the next crypto cycle.
Topics covered:
- Tom's background & MV Capital's investment strategy
- How VCs impact crypto cycles
- Types of projects being funded early in this cycle
- Crypto funding mechanisms (airdrops, ICOs, valuations, etc)
- Thesis for BTC, ETH, SOL this cycle
- How the election cycle in the US could impact crypto in the coming years
- New privacy solutions for crypto
- Innovation on Bitcoin
- Consolidation in the crypto research/data space?
We hope you enjoy the episode!
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