Dan Matuszewski: A View from the Market - [Web3 Breakdowns, EP.75]

Dan Matuszewski: A View from the Market - [Web3 Breakdowns, EP.75]

Author: Colossus | Investing & Business Podcasts June 23, 2023 Duration: 26:50

This is Eric Golden and my guest this week is Dan Matuszewski, the co-founder of CMS Holdings. It’s been a busy few weeks in Crypto and Dan joins us today for a quick check-in on the view from his seat as a trader. This episode is shorter than usual but it’s action packed as we discuss how the markets have digested the cases against Binance and Coinbase. This is the second time I've spoken to Dan on the show, who I think is one of the wittiest and smartest voices in the industry. Please enjoy my conversation with Dan Matuszewski.


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Show Notes

(00:02:02) – (First Question) – He checks in on the current stock market climate and its overall performance  

(00:03:29) – His take on the large drop that occurred recently once the market closed Friday     

(00:05:05) - The change in liquidity environment due to banks exiting the space

(00:05:54) - Possible replacements for two major firms pulling back from the market 

(00:06:22) – Players who still have leverage to create markets 

(00:06:30) – The outcome for the liquidity of books moving forward 

(00:07:09) – A look into institutional trading and international expansion  

(00:09:17) – Hypothetical American market isolation and its effects on global liquidity

(00:09:57) – Comparing prior actions of government involvement   

(00:11:00) – He tells us why listed tokens are being traded differently than non-listed tokens 

(00:11:24) – A look at what he is trading 

(00:11:56) – He talks to us about DeFi versus centralized training

(00:13:18) – Opinions about the scale of the case and outcomes expected 

(00:14:45) – His presumed timeline on a resolution and how it could happen

(00:16:22) – NFT market performance and the problems with cryptocurrency  

(00:20:34) – His take on the private market

(00:21:29) – Possible successful business model of prime brokers

(00:21:59) – The parts of DeFi that he’s interested in 

(00:22:55) – What he tells people who’ve just gone through their first boom bust cycle

(00:23:20) – Things in the market he’s keeping an eye out for in the future

(00:23:44) – The positive things he’s seeing globally writ large

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Eric Golden hosts Making Markets, a podcast that digs into the often unseen mechanics and human behaviors driving how value is assigned and traded. Rather than just analyzing charts or headlines, conversations focus on the underlying architecture-the rules, relationships, and psychology-that defines how any marketplace functions. This approach means that one episode might dissect the familiar terrain of bonds or equities, while the next ventures into the specialized worlds of fine art, cryptocurrency, or even vineyard acquisitions. The common thread is a curiosity about the actual transactions and the people who facilitate them, providing a tangible sense of what occurs when assets change hands. By speaking with practitioners and experts each week, the show demystifies the complex systems that form the backbone of global commerce, offering listeners a clearer picture of economic forces at work. As part of the Colossus network of investing and business podcasts, Making Markets builds a comprehensive library of knowledge, turning abstract concepts into accessible narratives. It’s for anyone who has ever wondered about the real-world machinery operating behind the curtain of daily financial news.
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