A weekly column that takes one crypto statistic or claim and tests it against sourced data, such as stablecoin supply, regulatory actions and rulemaking stages. Each issue lays out dated figures, primary-source citations and a clear argument, and includes corrections when earlier claims were wrong.

David Russell Moore, a journalist on the Sludge newsroom and a founder of the Brick House Cooperative, shares his investigative stories and year-end muckraking roundups on money in politics, deregulation, and campaign finance. Readers get well-sourced reporting on political spending, tax policy, and the influence of wealthy donors and tech figures.

TheInterSection is a weekly newsletter covering the convergence of traditional finance and DeFi for mainstream investors, with news briefs, data, analysis and opinion pieces on tokenisation, stablecoins, regulation and fiduciary duty. Readers get a digest of recent tokenisation developments plus longer essays on how tokenised assets and vaults may change institutional investing.

A weekly-style briefing for bankers covering stablecoin regulation, bank charters, and payments developments, with the author's commentary on what each story means for banks. The issues mix news summaries with analytical takeaways on OCC trust charters, Federal Reserve GENIUS Act proposals, and bank-fintech partnerships.