Medici Presents: Level Up

The Medici Network

Presented by the Medici Network, Level Up is the premier podcast for institutional investors navigating liquid token markets. Hosts David Grider from Finality Capital and Sean Farrell from Fundstrat sit down with top protocol founders and crypto-native fund managers to cut through the noise. Each episode unpacks token economics, adoption trends, valuation frameworks, and key risks—giving you the insights to stay ahead in the evolving digital asset landscape.

  1. 4d ago

    Capital Markets Spotlight with Dennis Bree, Head of Institutional Growth at Morpho

    Capital Markets Spotlight is a new Medici series featuring the people who run investor relations, capital markets, and institutional distribution — the functions behind how a token reaches institutional investors. In this episode, Dennis Bree, Head of Institutional Growth at Morpho, joins David Grider and Sean Farrell to discuss Morpho’s vision for bringing global credit markets on-chain. Dennis explains how Morpho’s modular infrastructure separates lending markets, capital allocation, and risk management, and why that structure is designed to meet the needs of both crypto-native participants and traditional financial institutions. He breaks down Morpho Blue, vaults and curators, as well as Midnight, Morpho’s recently launched fixed-rate, fixed-maturity credit product. The conversation also covers Morpho’s key network metrics, institutional integrations with platforms including Coinbase, Robinhood, and Kraken, the role of real-world assets and the infrastructure still needed to support them, regulatory considerations surrounding vaults, and the protocol’s long-term economic model. Dennis also discusses why stablecoin adoption could help accelerate institutional credit on-chain and what risks and catalysts could shape Morpho’s next stage of growth. View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/  Timestamps:  00:00 — Why traditional institutions are beginning to move capital on-chain 01:01 — Dennis Bree’s background and why he joined Morpho 02:42 — Morpho’s thesis for an open, on-chain credit network 03:45 — Morpho Blue, vaults, curators, and Midnight 05:15 — How Midnight brings fixed-rate, fixed-maturity credit on-chain 06:12 — Why Morpho’s existing lending network gives Midnight an advantage 09:15 — Institutional risk concerns and Morpho’s modular architecture 11:51 — Who could borrow through Midnight 14:02 — Morpho’s deposits, active loans, TVL, and network economics 15:31 — Utilization rates and balancing liquidity with capital efficiency 16:22 — The evolution of Morpho’s curator ecosystem 18:07 — How the curator model compares with traditional asset management 20:03 — How institutions and allocators interact with vaults 21:25 — Regulatory considerations surrounding on-chain vaults 23:45 — Enterprise integrations and bringing DeFi into fintech platforms 25:29 — Early priorities and metrics for Midnight 26:15 — Real-world assets and the infrastructure still needed for on-chain credit 28:13 — Morpho’s economic model and the role of the MORPHO token 30:10 — Governance optionality and potential future value accrual 31:08 — When governance could consider activating protocol fees 32:19 — Economics for institutions building products on Morpho 34:28 — How distributors and curators can build different business models 36:12 — Liquidity network effects and Morpho’s long-term thesis 38:59 — How Morpho funds its current operations 40:27 — Morpho DAO, the Morpho Association, and Morpho Labs 41:13 — Revenue generation and strategic token partnerships 43:00 — Key risks and catalysts for Morpho 46:25 — Closing thoughts Links:  The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   Morpho: https://morpho.org/    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    Guest Dennis Bree, Morpho  X - https://x.com/dennisbree  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennis-bree-9116134/  Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Capital Markets Spotlight with Dennis Bree, Head of Institutional Growth at Morpho
  2. Sep 16

    Capital Markets Spotlight with Trevor King, Investor Relations of Lighter

    Capital Markets Spotlight is a new Medici series featuring the people who run investor relations, capital markets, and institutional distribution — the functions behind how a token reaches institutional investors. In this episode, Sean and David sit down with Trevor King, Investor Relations at Lighter, to discuss Lighter's vision for bringing financial markets onchain through perpetual futures. Trevor explains why Lighter sees perpetual decentralized exchanges as much more than trading venues, with the potential to support prediction markets, options, equities, commodities, and other financial products. He also breaks down Lighter’s approach to market makers and retail traders, its distribution strategy with partners such as Robinhood, and why the company is focused on expanding into the U.S. market. The conversation also covers the Robinhood Lighter instance, Lighter’s regulatory strategy, the Lighter EVM, token economics and buybacks, upcoming token unlocks, governance, and the biggest risks and opportunities facing the business. View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/  Key Points From This Episode: 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Trevor explains Lighter’s goal of bringing financial markets onchain and why perpetual exchanges can become broader ecosystems. 03:11 What makes perpetual futures distinct from spot, dated futures, and options, and why they serve retail and hedge funds. 06:13 Trevor compares perpetual DEX economics and infrastructure with traditional exchanges and discusses competition. 08:11 How Lighter could coexist and compete with traditional venues as perpetual futures gain adoption. 10:03 The relationship between exchanges, traders, and market makers, including Lighter’s decision not to charge retail takers. 13:00 How Lighter approaches retail execution and compares with other perpetual venues. 14:50 Trevor discusses the shift from crypto toward commodities and equities, now a meaningful share of Lighter’s volume. 17:02 How the Robinhood integration works, what drives activity, and the role of real-world assets. 19:58 Trevor explains the 50/50 Robinhood revenue split and how Lighter’s share funds token buybacks. 22:10 How Lighter could connect liquidity and market makers across multiple instances. 23:33 Why the team is building from the U.S., engaging regulators, and working within licensing frameworks. 27:40 Why Trevor sees room for both platforms to grow while Lighter focuses on U.S. expansion. 28:44 Revenue, market share, distribution, and monetization—and why the goal is a profitable business. 30:53 The team’s “white glove” approach to fintechs, wallets, exchanges, and institutions instead of simply providing an SDK. 34:46 Trevor discusses new markets and how the Lighter EVM could let builders access liquidity and experiment with applications. 37:07 How Lighter directs fees toward LIT buybacks, the scale discussed, and how the approach could evolve. 39:56 Token allocation, Robinhood incentives, investor holdings, and the January unlock schedule. 43:22 Why Lighter says value generated by its products should accrue to the token despite an equity entity. 45:01 Why Lighter operates like a traditional business rather than a DAO, and why Trevor sees execution as its biggest risk. 47:01 Why Lighter is focused on reaching the next millions of perpetual-futures users, not just today’s traders. Links:  The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   Lighter: https://lighter.xyz/     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    Guest Trevor King, Lighter  X - https://x.com/trevor_flipper  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/trevor-king-a85534185/  Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Capital Markets Spotlight with Trevor King, Investor Relations of Lighter
  3. Jul 13

    Medici Level Up – Live at LA 26

    In this special LA 26 conference edition of Level Up, David and Sean sit down with three leading voices across institutional investing, blockchain infrastructure, and enterprise fintech. Cambridge Associates' Joe Marenda shares an allocator's perspective on blockchain venture, valuations, institutional adoption, and liquid strategies. Eigen Labs founder Sreeram Kannan discusses why blockchain is foundational to the AI agent era, the security challenges AI introduces to DeFi, and how Eigen is positioning itself for agentic commerce. Finally, Knova founder Natalya Thakur explains how financial institutions can unify traditional and tokenized assets through enterprise infrastructure designed for scalable digital asset operations.  View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/  Key Points From This Episode: 00:00 Introduction & live from Medici LA 01:21 Joe Marenda (Cambridge Associates): allocator perspective 02:36 Blockchain venture valuations and market outlook 04:32 Why blockchain venture looks attractive today 06:42 Digital money as blockchain's clearest use case 08:47 Common institutional misconceptions about tokens 10:50 Institutional interest in liquid digital asset strategies 13:45 The future of institutional digital asset allocations 14:28 Sreeram Kannan (Eigen) 15:02 Building for the AI agent era 18:35 AI-driven security risks in DeFi 23:20 Restoring trust through security and settlement design 24:40 Eigen's business model and infrastructure roadmap 27:12 Natalya Thakur (Knova) 27:51 Simplifying digital asset operations for financial institutions 31:51 Enterprise adoption and key use cases 33:06 Distribution strategy and regulatory considerations 36:39 Knova’s business model 37:58 Closing remarks Links:  The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   Cambridge Associates: https://www.cambridgeassociates.com/ Eigen Labs: https://www.eigenlabs.org/ Knova: https://www.knova.finance/   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  Joe Marenda, Cambridge Associates LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-marenda Sreeram Kannan, Eigen X - https://x.com/sreeramkannan Natalya Thakur, Knova LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nthakur9 Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Medici Level Up – Live at LA 26
  4. Jun 29

    Medici Level Up with Will McEvoy, CIO of Cypherpunk

    Will McEvoy, CIO of Cypherpunk Technologies, joins David Grider and Sean Farrell to discuss why privacy is becoming one of the most important investment themes in crypto. The conversation explores Cypherpunk's thesis around Zcash, how AI is accelerating the need for privacy-preserving technologies, the evolution of digital asset treasury companies, and what could drive the next wave of adoption for private digital money. View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/  Key Points From This Episode: [00:00:00] Preview: Why AI could make financial privacy more important than ever [00:00:14] Introduction and podcast disclaimer [00:00:56] Meet Will McEvoy and his background [00:01:59] From Winklevoss Capital to launching Cypherpunk Technologies [00:04:18] The investment thesis behind privacy and Zcash [00:06:29] Is Cypherpunk more than a digital asset treasury company? [00:09:13] Building a broader privacy technology ecosystem [00:11:30] Will consumers actually pay for privacy? [00:15:30] Why Zcash instead of Bitcoin or other privacy coins? [00:18:36] Measuring adoption: key Zcash metrics and user base [00:21:00] Bitcoin's institutionalization and the renewed appeal of cypherpunk ideals [00:23:26] Cypherpunk's public company strategy and capital allocation [00:26:08] PIPE financing, ATM activity, and treasury growth [00:29:42] Why Cypherpunk partnered with Leap Therapeutics [00:32:55] Long-term approach to accumulating Zcash [00:34:26] Thoughts on Zcash mining economics [00:35:52] Zcash supply schedule and the next halving [00:37:17] Valuing Zcash as a private store of value and payment network [00:39:47] Scaling challenges for private digital money [00:41:32] Zcash versus competing privacy solutions [00:42:42] Quantum resistance and the development roadmap [00:44:03] Governance and ecosystem development [00:45:02] Regulatory considerations for privacy-focused cryptocurrencies [00:47:43] Key catalysts and risks for Zcash and Cypherpunk [00:49:32] AI, privacy, and the future of financial freedom [00:50:22] Final thoughts and closing remarks Links:  The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   Cypherpunk: https://cypherpunk.com/    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  Will McEvoy, Cypherpunk LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/wmcevoy  X - https://x.com/will__mcevoy   Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Medici Level Up with Will McEvoy, CIO of Cypherpunk
  5. Jun 4

    Live from LA 26 with Barry Silbert, Founder of Digital Currency Group

    Recorded live at Medici LA 26 and released as a special episode, David and Sean sit down with Barry Silbert, founder and CEO of Digital Currency Group (DCG), to discuss his journey from discovering Bitcoin in 2011 to building one of the most influential companies in digital assets. Barry reflects on the early days of Bitcoin, the creation of Grayscale and GBTC, the maturation of institutional digital asset investing, and the regulatory milestones that helped pave the way for Bitcoin ETFs. The conversation also explores the future of tokenization, the convergence of public and private markets, Bitcoin mining economics, financial privacy through Zcash, and why Barry believes decentralized AI networks like Bittensor represent the next major frontier for crypto innovation.  View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/  Key Points From This Episode: [00:00:00] Barry’s vision for a blockchain-based financial system [00:01:27] Discovering Bitcoin in 2011 and meeting early pioneers [00:03:22] Buying Bitcoin under $10 and investing in blockchain infrastructure [00:04:50] The origins of GBTC, Grayscale, and Digital Currency Group [00:06:58] Institutional adoption and the evolution of crypto investing [00:08:08] Why Bitcoin is becoming a permanent asset class [00:09:30] Barry’s perspective on quantum computing risks for Bitcoin [00:10:56] Grayscale’s legal battle with the SEC and Bitcoin ETFs [00:11:28] Capital formation, tokenization, and regulatory progress [00:13:00] Why public and private markets may eventually merge [00:14:09] Foundry, Bitcoin mining, and the impact of AI infrastructure demand [00:15:03] The changing economics of Bitcoin mining [00:16:03] Why DCG is investing in Zcash mining through Fortitude [00:17:46] Barry’s investment thesis for Zcash and financial privacy [00:20:58] Comparing Zcash and Monero [00:24:21] Zcash adoption, market opportunity, and long-term outlook [00:26:41] Introduction to Bittensor (TAO) and decentralized AI networks [00:27:33] How Bittensor’s subnet ecosystem creates incentives for innovation [00:29:14] Privacy infrastructure, regulation, and institutional adoption [00:31:17] How DCG evaluates investment opportunities and emerging trends [00:32:25] Why financial privacy and blockchain-AI convergence matter [00:33:35] Investing across the Bittensor ecosystem [00:34:46] Building DCG with a long-term investment horizon Links:  The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/   Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/   Digital Currency Group (DCG): https://dcg.co/   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    Guest  Barry Silbert, DCG LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/barrysilbert/ X - https://x.com/BarrySilbert Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com

    Live from LA 26 with Barry Silbert, Founder of Digital Currency Group
  6. May 28

    Medici Level Up with Jack Platts, Co-Founder of Hypersphere

    In this episode of Level Up, David Grider and Sean Farrell sit down with Jack Platts, Founder, CEO, and CIO of Hypersphere, to discuss how digital asset investing has evolved over the last market cycle. Jack shares lessons from launching funds during the 2020 bull market, adapting investment strategies after the 2022 downturn, and expanding beyond crypto into broader technology themes like AI, rare earths, and brain-computer interfaces. The conversation also examines portfolio construction, concentrated investing, crypto AI opportunities, Bitcoin’s evolving macro role, and how institutional appetite for digital assets is changing.     View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/     Key Points From This Episode:  [00:00:00] Introduction to Jack Platts and Hypersphere  [00:02:32] Jack’s early crypto background and launching Hypersphere  [00:03:16] Evolution of Hypersphere’s investment strategies since 2020  [00:06:45] Breakdown of Hypersphere’s fund structures and liquid strategies  [00:08:33] Identifying thematic opportunities and developing investment edge  [00:09:34] Research process, information gathering, and idea generation  [00:10:41] Team structure and incorporating LLMs into portfolio analysis  [00:13:04] Portfolio construction through concentration and conviction  [00:15:56] Risk management and continuously re-underwriting positions  [00:18:30] Balancing liquid and illiquid investments across technology sectors  [00:20:18] Investments in SpaceX, Neuralink, and rare earth supply chains  [00:22:24] Expanding beyond crypto while maintaining dedicated crypto exposure  [00:25:17] Comparing crypto performance to broader technology markets  [00:27:18] Historical fund performance and managing through the 2022 downturn  [00:28:47] Recognizing changing market conditions and reducing exposure in 2021  [00:31:20] Macro market outlook and Bitcoin’s geopolitical relevance  [00:33:44] Crypto sectors with potential upside including lending and exchanges  [00:36:02] Crypto AI opportunities and key projects under evaluation  [00:37:49] How LP appetite for crypto funds has evolved since 2021  [00:41:02] Why investors should remain engaged with the crypto asset class  Links:   The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/    Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/    Hypersphere: https://www.hypersphere.capital/     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   Jack Platts, Hypersphere  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-platts-b0407360  X - https://x.com/jackbplatts    Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Medici Level Up with Jack Platts, Co-Founder of Hypersphere
  7. May 15

    Medici Level Up with Illia Polosukhin, Co-Founder of NEAR Protocol

    In this episode of Level Up, David and Sean sit down with Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol and co-author of the Transformer model. Illia shares his journey from AI research at Google to building NEAR, a blockchain designed to integrate artificial intelligence with financial infrastructure. The conversation covers NEAR’s architecture, Intents, chain abstraction, and the role of AI agents in commerce. Illia also addresses security risks, token dynamics, and how NEAR is positioning itself as a full-stack platform for coordinating digital and real-world resources.  View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/     Key Points From This Episode:  [00:00:00] Illia on the growing security risks in software and AI-driven vulnerabilities  [00:00:53] Introduction to NEAR Protocol and overview of the episode  [00:01:21] NEAR's token fundamentals, market positioning, and AI-focused thesis  [00:02:33] NEAR’s product stack including AI, Intents, and blockchain infrastructure  [00:03:29] Network metrics, fees, and value capture mechanisms  [00:05:21] Token supply dynamics and comparison to other layer one ecosystems  [00:07:01] Market performance and AI-driven narrative around NEAR  [00:08:46] Illia’s background in AI and role in developing the Transformer model  [00:12:16] NEAR’s vertically integrated vision: AI front end and blockchain back end  [00:14:43] Technical architecture: sharding, accounts, and chain abstraction  [00:20:58] Key applications including payments, trading, and financial infrastructure  [00:23:37] Traction in cross-chain trading and growth of Intents  [00:25:41] DeFi use cases including lending, borrowing, and yield aggregation  [00:27:44] Rethinking “native” activity in a chain-abstracted environment  [00:29:32] Fee structure and how Intents drive value to the NEAR token  [00:31:14] AI agents as primary users of blockchain infrastructure  [00:35:17] Competitive landscape across blockchain and AI ecosystems  [00:39:50] AI-driven cybersecurity risks and the rise of automated exploits  [00:42:56] Formal verification and mitigating smart contract vulnerabilities  [00:45:12] Separating real vs. speculative AI + crypto use cases  [00:50:18] Token supply, inflation reduction, and distribution maturity  [00:52:08] Path toward deflation through Intents and ecosystem growth  [00:54:15] Governance structure including House of Stake and validators  [00:57:52] Validator economics and impact of reduced inflation  [01:00:37] Key risks including cybersecurity, market dependence, and AI adoption  [01:03:28] Final thoughts on privacy, confidential transactions, and user adoption      Links:   The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/    Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/    NEAR Protocol: https://www.near.org/     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   Illia Polosukhin, NEAR Protocol   LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/illia-polosukhin-77b6538/  X - https://x.com/ilblackdragon    Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Medici Level Up with Illia Polosukhin, Co-Founder of NEAR Protocol
  8. Apr 8

    Medici Level Up with Mark Wendland & Mark Toomey of Canton Strategic Holdings

    In this episode of Level Up, hosts David and Sean speak with Mark Wendland, CEO, and Mark Toomey, President of Canton Strategic Holdings. They break down the Canton Network’s focus on institutional blockchain adoption, including tokenized real-world assets, intraday repo markets, and privacy-enabled infrastructure. The conversation covers Canton Network's architecture, tokenomics, and governance model, as well as how Canton Strategic Holdings is building a differentiated DAT model through validator operations, ecosystem investing, and app development. The Marks also discuss how major financial institutions are already building on Canton and what that shift means for the future of market infrastructure.  View the Full Level Up Podcast Disclaimer Here: https://level-up-podcast-disclaimer.super.site/     Key Points From This Episode:  [00:00:00] Scale of tokenized assets and repo activity on Canton Network  [00:00:19] Introduction to Level Up and Canton Strategic Holdings  [00:01:27] Overview of Canton Strategic Holdings and the CC token  [00:03:27] Institutional-focused blockchain: configurable privacy, tokenomics, and governance  [00:06:22] Revenue opportunities through validators and network participation  [00:07:19] Real-world use case: repo transactions on-chain  [00:08:59] Tokenomics model and burn-mint equilibrium  [00:10:04] Emissions schedule and valuation considerations  [00:12:48] Market performance of CSH vs other digital asset companies  [00:14:15] Mark Wendland’s background in treasury and operations  [00:14:55] Mark Toomey’s background and transition into blockchain  [00:16:57] Canton’s core investment thesis and institutional focus  [00:20:08] What defines a digital asset treasury company  [00:21:35] Strategy beyond token accumulation: validators and app development  [00:23:15] Expanding ecosystem through lending, options, and apps  [00:25:43] Super validator role and expected yield  [00:27:24] Evolution from private to public blockchain  [00:29:34] Key KPIs: institutional usage and transaction volume  [00:31:37] Deep dive into intraday repo use cases  [00:35:46] How apps, transactions, and rewards interact on Canton  [00:37:21] Economic flow of transactions and token incentives  [00:40:35] Validator vs super validator roles  [00:41:41] Growth of applications and institutional integrations  [00:44:52] Measuring success for Canton Strategic Holdings  [00:46:11] Company strategy: capital markets, validators, and ecosystem investment  [00:49:56] Capital structure and funding strategy  [00:51:15] Competitive landscape and institutional adoption  [00:54:57] Differentiation through privacy and financial market focus  [00:57:33] Public vs private blockchain adoption by banks  [01:00:31] Governance structure and foundation participation  [01:04:40] Token distribution and decentralization considerations  [01:06:32] Key risks: timing, regulation, and execution  [01:09:49] Final thoughts on early-stage growth and execution      Links:   The Medici Network: https://www.medici.network/    Podcast Site: https://levelup.medici.network/    Canton Strategic Holdings: https://www.cantonstrategic.com/     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   Mark Wendland, CEO of Canton Strategic Holdings -   https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-wendland-1b2a0515    Mark Toomey, President of Canton Strategic Holdings -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-toomey-34196b     Production and editing by The Podcast Consultant  - https://thepodcastconsultant.com/

    Medici Level Up with Mark Wendland & Mark Toomey of Canton Strategic Holdings

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Presented by the Medici Network, Level Up is the premier podcast for institutional investors navigating liquid token markets. Hosts David Grider from Finality Capital and Sean Farrell from Fundstrat sit down with top protocol founders and crypto-native fund managers to cut through the noise. Each episode unpacks token economics, adoption trends, valuation frameworks, and key risks—giving you the insights to stay ahead in the evolving digital asset landscape.

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