Dylan Taylor, Chairman & CEO of Voyager Technologies, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the company celebrating its public listing on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VOYG. Founded in 2019 and based in Denver, Voyager has completed over 2,000 missions across more than 30 nations and is currently developing Starlab, a commercial successor to the International Space Station.
Highlights from Money20/20 Europe
In this segment, Patricia Wu takes you on a quick tour of Money20/20 Europe, where the theme is “Create the Future.”
To balance all the serious discussions about the future, Patricia encourages a little play to boost productivity. She tries her hand at “Whack a Fraudster,” though she didn’t beat the high score! As the segment wraps, Patricia indulges in all the pampering Money20/20 has to offer.
Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey at Money20/20 Europe!
Regulatory Clarity and Market Trends: A Conversation with Abra’s CEO
Bill Barhydt, CEO & Founder at Abra, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange, to discuss the significant market volatility in the first half of 2025, particularly the record highs reached by Bitcoin. With the recent IPO of Circle, a stablecoin issuer, the pair explore what this means for the broader crypto landscape and the anticipated regulatory clarity in the U.S.
Investing in Entertainment: How Music and Streaming Are Thriving Amid Market Volatility
David Schulhof, CEO & Founder at MUSQ, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the current landscape of the live music and streaming industries. The pair discuss how music is proving to be a resilient investment, largely unaffected by economic uncertainties and tariffs. David highlights the significant demand for live events, with audiences willing to pay premium prices for experiences, as evidenced by the success of major tours this summer.
Institutional vs. Retail: Who’s Driving the Crypto Market in 2025?
Ryan Rasmussen, Head of Research at Bitwise Asset Management, joins Remy Blaire to discuss the current state of the cryptocurrency market and what lies ahead. Additionally, Ryan highlights the recent rise in Bitcoin’s price is linked to a spike in short liquidations, where investors are buying Bitcoin to cover their leveraged short positions.
The State of Crypto: Adoption, Use Cases, and the Future of Blockchain
John D’Agostino, Head of Strategy at Coinbase Institution and Board Member at AIMA, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the latest developments in the crypto markets, particularly focusing on the insights from Coinbase’s recently released State of Crypto quarterly report.
Wall Street Digests Tame Inflation Report, U.S.- China Trade Truce
David Stryzewski, CEO of Sound Planning Group, joins Remy Blaire at the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the recent U.S.-China trade talks that took place in London, where negotiators aimed to restore a trade truce and ease tensions between the two largest economies. The framework discussed is designed to reinstate the deal made in Geneva, which included tariff reductions and expedited export licenses for critical minerals from China.
GM Investment, U.S. China framework, Google AI, Apple Unveiling
GM will invest $4 billion in U.S. manufacturing. U.S. and China agree on framework of new trade deal. Google Cloud & OpenAI partner in a strategic shift and Apple users will soon be able to create a digital I-D using their Passport in apple wallet. Jane King has the latest from the NYSE.
Gemini IPO, Robinhood falls, Trump ESG, Walmart Fintech
Gemini confidentially files for IPO. Brokerage Robinhood stock falls as it doesn’t get into S&P 500. Trump plans to drop ESG requirement for pension funds and Walmart offers more options for customers to buy merchandise. Jane King has the latest from the NYSE.
Stablecoins with purpose: How Renaissance Partners links blockchain to carbon efficiency
Kym Lennox, the chairman of Renaissance Partners, shares insights from his ventures in Australia focusing on impactful investments and innovative solutions in stablecoins. His experience emphasizes the global significance of financial exchanges and the transformative potential of modern finance, particularly in the context of blockchain and sustainable development.
Renaissance Partners has a distinct strategy that sets it apart in the investment landscape. Lennox elaborated on their mission to invest in sectors that tell a compelling story and the firm zeroes in on critical global challenges in energy, transportation, and housing – the focal points of sustainable development. Lennox pointed out the contradictions in market demands, highlighting housing shortages despite high demand and the complex challenges in energy supply noting that renewable energy, among other technologies, must navigate a landscape where stability and affordability are at stake.
Diving deeper into innovation, Lennox introduced the concept of integrating stablecoin with carbon measurement—a pioneering approach within Renaissance Partners. He articulated that measuring carbon emissions is crucial for resource efficiency, likening it to a currency that reflects a project’s environmental impact. However, the existing carbon markets have been inconsistent over the years. With the use of blockchain technology, Renaissance Partners aims to build trust through cross-border arrangements, thereby enhancing the viability of carbon credit trading.
Lennox’s method involves leveraging blockchain to generate stablecoins linked to real environmental projects, creating a mechanism that supports the controlled creation of carbon credits. This innovation not only stabilizes the price of carbon credits but also backs the stablecoin with a financial treasury—it safeguards against price volatility by ensuring stability, hence offering investors a reliable avenue for sustainable investing.
In addition to stablecoin innovation, Lennox discussed an exciting venture revolving around the revival of Trans-Australian Airlines (TAA). The narrative shift from Australia as an origins point for travel to a desirable destination aligns with changing global travel patterns, particularly from countries like China and India. By reestablishing TAA, the strategy aims to cater to an increasing influx of international tourists wishing to explore the diverse Australian landscape.
Lennox’s journey undertaken by Renaissance Partners signifies a commitment to redefining modern finance through impact-driven narratives, ensuring that the future is not only profitable but also sustainable for generations to come.