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 discussed:
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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