Arthur

@soultaker_eth

chaos handler @Mercuryo_io chasing DeFi abyss

New York, USA

Born November 11

Joined November 2012

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Arthur
@soultaker_eth
Jan 28
Over the last 12 months, @Mercuryo_io worked side-by-side with with largest financial institutions in the world like @Mastercard, @circle, @Revolut, @coinbase and @Visa to push one thing forward: make DeFi usable inside the financial system people already live in. That means
Arthur
@soultaker_eth
May 18
Increasingly feels like the long-term implication of stablecoins and agentic finance isn’t just faster payments — it’s the transformation of money into an internet-native coordination mechanism for people, companies, and AI systems.
FINTECH.TV
@FINTECHTVglobal
May 15
Privacy and AI agents are this year's biggest narratives in digital assets. @soultaker_eth of @Mercuryo_io tells @RemyBlaireNews solving the privacy layer is making institutions ready to integrate more digital asset products, while agents are letting companies work together
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Arthur
@soultaker_eth
Apr 20
Moderated a great panel on Coporate VC vs. Traditional VC for founders during @blockworksDAS in New York with @Fin_Capital_VC, @supermoonxyz and @jpmorgan. Big takeaway: choosing the right investor is not just about capital — it is about fundraising strategy. CVCs can open
Arthur
@soultaker_eth
Feb 17
Last week I spoke on a panel with @TheSpartanGroup , @CsquaredVC and @AMINABankGlobal at @mpost_io Hack Seasons about allocating capital under uncertainty - and how we evaluate both TradFi and crypto projects through the @Mercuryo_io lens. Hybrid teams (crypto-native and
Arthur
@soultaker_eth
Feb 9
Honored to contribute to absolute must-read report from @CointelegraphAc alongside @EVGHQ, @CantonNetwork, @DWFLabs, @RWA_xyz and @CryptoRank_io Tokenization was a breakout ($2.5B funded) and stablecoin infra is the most bank/fintech-friendly bet and continue to rip in 2026.
Cointelegraph Accelerator
@CointelegraphAc
Feb 5
⚡️ RESEARCH: Funding patterns from 2021–2025 map a full cycle, from peak deal activity to contraction, and into a more conservative phase. In 2025, funding rebounded toward $35B but flowed into fewer, higher-conviction deals, reflecting a pullback from speculative plays and a