Notes
Short pieces written off the database, not off the news cycle. When something in the market moves, the useful question is what it does to the invoice a founder is about to pay. Every figure carries its source and the date it was checked, and corrections are public.
A lock-up on paper: what the Axis Robotics sell-off teaches founders
Tokens delivered to an OTC counterparty under a written lock-up were sold within hours, the project says. Three kinds of lock-up, and seven questions before you hand tokens to anyone.
4 of 57: how few token launches name their market maker
57 launches checked at the source. Four say anything about a market maker, two publish the size of the deal. What good disclosure looks like in five lines.
Listings TBD: seven questions before you pay anyone for an exchange listing
What the one fully public listing contract actually says, and the questions it teaches you to ask before any money leaves your treasury.
The CLARITY Act stalled. Your launch budget did not.
Cloture failed 49 to 50. What the bill would have changed for issuers, what it never touched, and what the same launch costs either way.