The Authority's Guide to Tokenization, Digital Assets & Agentics. Tired of crypto advice from influencers who've never executed a real securities offering? Douglas Borthwick (pioneer of the first SEC-registered security token IPO), Phil Larmon, and Ali Davoudi bring decades of Wall Street experience to blockchain innovation—and they're not here to sell you the latest memecoin. What makes us different: Douglas made history raising $85 million in the world's first regulated token IPO. We've survived multiple market crashes, built real wealth through traditional investing, and now we're showing how tokenization reshapes serious portfolios. No hype. Just the creator of the "Insumer Model" asking questions crypto Twitter won't. Every episode delivers: Exclusive interviews with industry pioneers (not Twitter personalities), Real tokenization opportunities from someone who's actually executed themSecurity token strategies that work within regulatory frameworks, Market analysis from the autho
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Episode 24: Why Fans Deserve Ownership: How Web3 Fixes Broken Sports Media
Dec 9, 202519 minS3
<p>The Future of Sports and Entertainment: Decentralized Ownership and the Role of Web3</p><p>In this episode of Old Men New Money, Phil Larmon discusses the systemic issues plaguing the sports and entertainment distribution models. He argues that the current system is fundamentally broken due to the disappearance of scarcity, leading to economic collapse and fragmentation in media consumption. Phil breaks down how Web3 technology can solve these problems by introducing scalable ownership models, decentralized content creation, and peer-to-peer betting. He explains how tokenized media distribution can align the interests of fans, creators, athletes, and leagues, making them...
Episode 23: Athlete Tokenization: The Future of Wealth in Sports
Dec 8, 202522 minS3
<p>Revolutionizing Sports Wealth: Athlete Tokenization's Bright Future</p><p>In this episode of Old Men New Money, Phil Larmon explores the concept of athlete tokenization as a solution to the financial and identity crises that athletes often face. He differentiates between economically sound tokenization and the hype around NFTs and digital collectibles. He critiques the early attempt by Fantex and explains why it failed due to the absence of supportive laws, technology, and cultural acceptance at the time. Larmon then discusses the modern landscape where high school and college athletes can monetize legally, paving the way for sustainable tokenization...
Episode 22: Tokenization: The Blueprint for a New Fan Economy
Dec 3, 202520 minS3
<p>The Blueprint of Tokenization in Modern Entertainment: Real Ownership and Participation</p><p>In Episode 22, host Phil Larmon shifts from the 'why' of fan ownership to the 'how', detailing the mechanics behind tokenization within the entertainment industry. This episode delves into how tokenization collapses the traditional layers of access, ownership, and monetization, using blockchain technology to create verifiable, programmable, and transparent ecosystems. Larmon explores practical applications such as tokenized ticketing, fan access, compliant equity models, media distribution, loyalty pipelines, and real-world authentication. He emphasizes that tokenization is transforming everything from music and film to sports and digital collectibles by...
Episode 21: Tokenizing Sports Franchises and Fan Engagement
Dec 2, 202515 minS3
<p>Fan Ownership in Sports and Entertainment: The Future of Digital Securities</p><p>In this episode of 'Old Men New Money,' Phil Larmon dives into how digital securities can revolutionize the sports and entertainment industries. By applying the concepts of digital assets, compliance, and tokenization, fans, athletes, and creators can all benefit in unprecedented ways. Larmon illustrates how stadium districts can be tokenized, offering fans real, fractional ownership and creating new economic alignments between stakeholders. He also discusses the potential for regulated digital securities to transform fan participation, support athletes' financial health, and reshape the entertainment industry. The...
Episode 20: Community Marketing Officers: The Next Evolution
Nov 28, 202521 minS3
<p>The Rise of Community Marketing Officers: Transforming Customer Advocacy</p><p>In this episode of 'Old Men, New Money,' Douglas Borthwick discusses the emergence of community marketing officers (CMOs), who differ from traditional chief marketing officers. CMOs are customer investors actively involved in promoting the business, motivated by their financial stakes in the company's success. Borthwick covers effective CMO program structures, the importance of compliance, and the impact of aligning ownership with advocacy incentives. He provides practical guidelines for businesses to implement CMO programs and discusses the future potential of this marketing strategy. Real-world examples from Web3 projects...
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