A re-introduction and an update on what I’ve been up to.

Why regulation has a place in blockchain: investor protections and policing illicit activities.

A guide to understand how security tokens can be offered compliantly in the U.S.

Why building a community might be even more important for security tokens than utility tokens.

How speakers and panels can provide more valuable content to their audience.

Cryptocurrencies will reshape our economy as adoption rises. What does this mean for custody?

How to tell when a new token or project is looking to abscond with your bitcoin.

Blockchain projects often make their first impressions through white papers. They should avoid these mistakes.

A brief explanation on how security token offerings differ from initial coin offerings.

A roundup of the most influential Cornell graduates and faculty in the blockchain space.

Utility token holders participate in a decentralized governance structure but does that make sense for security tokens?

Tokenizing funds does not guarantee liquidity but it does offer other benefits.

Token economics need to be well designed but do projects need to spend millions of dollars engaging tokenomics agencies?

Security tokens offer more investor protections than utility tokens while offering more liquidity than traditional investments.

Exploring two platforms commonly used for security tokenization.

A roundup of my top 3 favorite blockchain whitepapers.

My five favorite use cases of asset tokenization.

A brief exploration of fundraising in multiple forms, from venture capital to security tokens.