Trading Compute: GPU Power Becomes a Commodity
GPU compute is on its way to becoming a tradable commodity, but the first U.S.-regulated contracts are on hold. We break down how compute futures work, the venues taking shape, who will trade them, and why the CFTC is taking a closer look.
Inside the Crypto Fund Landscape with Edward Puccio
In the first of our JAG Conversations series, Edward Puccio, Founder of Crypto Funds Watch, gives a candid read on the crypto fund industry: who's raising capital, where alpha is generated, consolidation across the space, and a contrarian view on AI.
Prediction Markets Go Institutional: A New Trading Venue Takes Shape
Prediction markets have gone from election-night novelty to an emerging asset class. We break down the two dominant models, the institutional capital moving in, and what a forming CFTC framework means for the market.
Perpetual Futures Come Onshore: Crypto Derivatives Under CFTC Oversight
Perpetual futures defined offshore crypto trading. Now they're coming onshore under CFTC oversight, through Kalshi, Kraken, and Coinbase. We break down the three models, the market-structure shift, and what it means for hiring.
Tokenized Equities and the Real Bottleneck: The Bridge Between On-Chain Markets and Wall Street
Exchanges, crypto platforms, and public companies are racing to put stocks on-chain. But tokenizing a share doesn't bring its liquidity, legal rights, or market infrastructure with it. The real bottleneck isn't the blockchain, it's the bridge to Wall Street, and what it means for firms and talent.
Digital Assets and the Blockchain Renaissance with Joe Miscioscia
Insights from Joseph Anthony Group on digital assets recruitment, quant trading desks, blockchain infrastructure talent, and institutional hiring across crypto, tokenization, and market structure evolution.
The Crypto Market Structure Shift: Trading Oil on Hyperliquid
Tokenized oil trading on Hyperliquid is reshaping how commodities are traded, introducing continuous markets and new strategies for modern trading firms.