Bad structuring destroys entrepreneurial value, but in the worst of all outcomes, it can also land you in jail.

In this April issue of The Otonomist, scheduled as usual on the last day of the month, we share three posts hand-picked by our editors, touching on the democratization of investing thanks to real-world asset tokenization, the meandering of crypto regs, and crypto to fiat on- and off-ramping solutions. Keep

In this post, we explore the on-ramping and off-ramping solutions that function as the bridges between fiat and crypto economies and the best tools for your Web3 project.

In this post, Egypt-based UK freelance journalist Tamara Davison reviews the meandering of crypto regs and makes the case for a fresh regulatory approach.

In this Unbounded Thinking post, James Kingston approaches Real World Asset Tokenization as a tool towards wider access of investment opportunities and hence wealth.

It is the last day of March and despite it being Easter Sunday, we could not resist blogging, this month from Miami about the Bitcoin revolution in Cuba and beyond. We also have 2 guests authors, both practitioners in crypto, and a short review of a must-read book for Founders.

This book tells you what most won't: it is brutally candid about how the relationship between Founder and investor is inherently fraught with friction. A must read for any Founder courting VC money!

The second guest author in our March Otonomist is Roshi Sharma, Partner at LawBEAM, the UK-based crypto regulatory experts.

This month's guest author is Jessica Lee, Partner at London firm Brown Rudnick, who contributes with an insightful article on the legal recourse in the case of theft of crypto assets.