investors panel
summary
Panelists argue institutional capital is useful when projects need governance, staking and treasury management rather than just cash: firms run the largest staking node on Tezos, build in-house dev teams to help projects stake and operate validators, and provide treasury management for token sales. They fund policy work with donations to Coin Center, partner on integrations (published work with Ocean Protocol), and prefer equity when a token can’t clearly accrue value.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:36Investment theses and goals
- 5:02Technological focus and DApps
- 8:22Founder selection and support
- 10:37Investor engagement and role
- 14:00Regulatory engagement
- 17:07Governance and network utility
- 20:22Treasury management
- 23:03Market efficiency and activism
- 25:29Community and governance
- 28:00Valuation and asset pricing
- 30:48Distribution and token sales
- 36:30Long-term outlook and metrics
- 38:51Audience Q&A session
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