Dan Tapiero, founder and CEO of 50T Funds, says a new bull phase has begun across core digital assets and discusses where revenue is growing.
Dan Tapiero says a fresh bull phase has started for the digital asset space’s core holdings. As founder and CEO of 50T Funds, he explains where genuine revenue growth is appearing under the surface — in stablecoins, tokenization, Kraken, Ledger, and Polymarket — and why Hyperliquid has taken the lead.
Chapters:
0:00 — Dan Tapiero on the qualities that earn a digital-asset company his backing
1:25 — Passing up FTX, Celsius, and BlockFi, and why valuation counts
3:50 — The sources of true revenue growth: stablecoins, tokenization, and Kraken
5:15 — Bitcoin, Solana, and why Hyperliquid is out in front this bull phase
6:59 — 50T’s $500M fundraise and institutional demand
9:41 — 50T’s $42M investment in MoonPay
11:05 — Japan’s 30-year bond base and the dominant macro theme
14:04 — The yen, Scott Bessent, and Kevin Warsh’s rate hike
16:31 — Artificial intelligence, productivity, and the natural rate of interest
18:22 — The debasement trade: why bitcoin and gold prevail over time
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