The Acquirer

This week, we talk about one of the largest wallet-infrastructure deals of the year and how regulators have remained active across key jurisdictions.

This week, we cover the shifting crypto M&A landscape and how firms are adjusting to regulatory and market pressures.

In this newsletter, we cover crypto M&A acceleration despite Q4 volatility and highlight a hybrid perp exchange deal and a Tether equity OTC offering.

Learn how to decipher crypto charts and understand what the data means. While charts can't predict crypto price, they can help mitigate risks when trading.

This week, Coinbase acquired Echo while FalconX acquired ETF manager 21Shares. We also highlight profitable Web3 M&A and secondary market opportunities.

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Risk-on assets are investments people tend to buy in a healthy economy. In this post, we cover the types of risk-on assets and cite examples for each.

We cover how crypto influencers help projects stand out and guide beginners on first use. Plus, dive deep into how they earn trust and shape user behavior.

We compare the various types of private equity, their approaches to different stages of business, risk profiles, and how they generate returns.

The secondaries market enables investors to trade existing assets with one another. This post covers the two types of secondaries + bonus crypto content.

MSB is a non-bank financial institution that facilitates movement or conversion of value its users.

Electronic money institutions, banks, & payment institutions help money move, but they differ.

An Electronic Money Institution (EMI) is a legal entity authorized to issue electronic money.

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We cover Circle's IPO and highlight the M&A deal of the week and buy-side request for an EMI.

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Avail Project acquired Arcana Network, the startup behind chain abstraction protocol and wallet SDK.

Altseason is when altcoins outperform Bitcoin. Learn key signs, timelines, and strategies to prepare for the next big crypto rally.

Cryptocurrency liquidity providers preserve market stability by bridging supply and demand.

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Layer 1 refers to the base blockchain network and Layer 2 refers to secondary networks or protocols.

Crypto day trading is a fast-paced approach to trading digital assets.