Old Men, New Money
Old Men, New Money, Phil Larmon, Ali Davoudi, Douglas C BorthwickThree Wall Street pros decode Bitcoin, Blockchain, Tokenization and Agentics for serious investors. Douglas, Phil & Ali interview pioneers & deliver actionable strategies. Old Men, New Money®
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The ECB Just Launched Pontes, a Wholesale Settlement System for Tokenized Bonds. Central Bank Money Is Now the Rails.
The European Central Bank launched Pontes on September 21, 2026. It is a production system, not a test. Pontes links market blockchain platforms to TARGET Services, the Eurosystem’s own payment rails, so institutions can trade tokenized ass...
The SEC Just Did What Congress Wouldn't
Five Years of Legal Cover
On Thursday, September 17, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a five-year conditional exemption allowing tokenized versions of National Market System stocks to trade on permissioned automated ma...
AI Agents Cannot Keep a Secret. My New Book Is About What Comes Instead.
In the late 1990s I carried a plastic badge that could do three things. It got me through the turnstile at Morgan Stanley every morning. It got me into the Museum of Modern Art for free on a Saturday. And it got me a discount at a gym I did...
Nasdaq Just Put $100 Million Behind Kraken to Build Tokenized Stocks With Shareholder Rights. This Is the Version Wall Street Can Actually Use.
Nasdaq agreed to invest $100 million in Payward, Kraken’s parent company, on September 10. The deal reportedly values Payward at $21 billion and deepens a partnership the two companies announced in March, a few months after Kraken started s...
Goldman Sachs Was a Holdout in August. It Just Turned Up as a Founding Member of a 21-Bank Stablecoin Company.
Twenty-one financial institutions are forming a company to issue stablecoins pegged to G7 currencies. A dollar token first, a euro token after, targeted at the first half of 2027. Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Mitsubishi UFJ...
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Three finance veterans decode Bitcoin, Blockchain, Tokenization and AI for traditional investors. Where Wall Street wisdom meets crypto innovation. oldmennewmoney.com
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Blockchain and Crypto pioneer. Interest in security tokens and tokenization.
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