Out Now: Read the story of @LevlFi told by GTM Lead Amar Takodra.
Levl is a stablecoin payments infrastructure company, incubated at Galaxy Digital and regulated in multiple jurisdictions.
In this record, we're breaking down how the team got to the first $2B and the next $10B just 6 months after.
Now on Out of Pilot.
Read at https://t.co/fpRmmvdKRE
Tomorrow, Record #09.
They started a little more than a year ago.
6 months in, the team was processing $2B in annualized payments. 6 months after that, they're past $10B, with headcount almost unchanged.
Tomorrow, on Out of Pilot.
https://t.co/hjfpTuA2cM
Out Now: Read the story of Itai @turbahn , CEO of @dynamic_xyz, acquired by @FireblocksHQ in October 2025.
Itai and co-founder Yoni met at MIT and graduated around 2010 to 2011. They bought their first Bitcoin in 2012 to 2013 and stayed obsessed with crypto through the decade.
The goal is for Fireblocks (Dynamic included) to be the infrastructure layer underneath that shift, invisible to the end user, just faster and cheaper by default.
Now on Out of Pilot.
Read at https://t.co/XpTjmr0byR
Tomorrow, Record #08.
Fireblocks acquired this leading consumer-facing wallet layer with a 30 to 40-person team built around the CEO's belief that every app on your phone will feature built-in money movement, and global crypto rails are the way to do it.
Tomorrow, on Out of Pilot.
https://t.co/94IrVo93Hc
American politicians and DC wonks:
Stablecoins aren't a threat to American mortgage lending.
Most U.S. mortgages are already funded through the bond market anyway, they'll gladly absorb a little more--they love de facto guaranteed debt!
One-Off Record: @GarettJones, Chief Economist at @bluechip_org shares his view on dollar-backed stablecoin dominance and why banks might be losing their grip on lending as savings move into Treasury-backed stablecoins.
Inside:
→ Why every dollar stablecoin issued is a silent buyer of US Treasuries, at the exact moment demand for them has been softening
→ Why nobody has ever backed a bank with Microsoft shares, even though the stock pays dividends and gold doesn't
→ Why the traditional bank model (take deposits, fund mortgages) starts breaking once savings sit in Treasury-backed stablecoins instead of checking accounts, and who actually ends up funding mortgages when that happens
→ Why banks across the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia might be better positioned for reserve-currency credibility than countries with better inflation numbers, because of one hard lesson from 1997
Now on Out of Pilot.
Read at https://t.co/XpTjmqZDJj
Tomorrow, Record #07. One-off edition.
You're about to get an economist's autopsy of what makes a dollar a dollar, why the US Treasury is quietly the biggest beneficiary of every stablecoin ever minted, and a hold up for "why hasn't anyone tried backing a bank with Microsoft shares?"
Tomorrow, on Out of Pilot.
https://t.co/94IrVo93Hc
Out Now: Read the story of @raagulanpathy, CEO & Co-Founder of @KASTxyz building a new bank for the world.
10 to 20% of the world is becoming genuinely mobile, and that's who KAST is built for. As of now, it serves 1M+ users across 170+ countries for accounts and payouts to 190+.
It gives users USD-denominated accounts and a Visa card that run on stablecoin rails so people can hold, earn, spend, and move money in stablecoins while it feels like an ordinary banking app.
Now on Out of Pilot.
Read at https://t.co/XpTjmr0byR