Tom Matsuda is a Deals Newsletter Writer for various publications including The Block, Maxbit - Crypto News, BitcoinMax Official, and Business Insider. With a focus on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, Tom covers topics such as institutional staking, industry developments, company layoffs, and the impact of cryptocurrencies on various sectors.
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Tom Matsuda's coverage primarily revolves around business, finance, and cryptocurrency. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests that he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to new product launches, industry developments, or corporate initiatives within the cryptocurrency and blockchain space.
Given his emphasis on business and finance topics alongside crypto & blockchain, potential sources for outreach could include professionals with insights into market trends, regulatory changes impacting the financial sector or experts able to provide commentary on new developments in the tech industry.
While Paris seems to feature prominently in some of Tom's articles, it's not explicitly mentioned as a geographic focus. Therefore, when reaching out with relevant information about Paris' crypto ecosystem or European expansion movements by companies based there would likely pique his interest.
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By: Tom Matsuda
The UK neobank on Friday announced an employee share sale — limited to current staff
At Accel's 2024 Fintech Summit in London, many fintechs that graced the stage showed restraint in their words
By: Anne Sraders, Tom Matsuda
The inventor of the iPod, London’s Balderton Capital and Berlin-based VC firm Point Nine are among the big winners from Revolut’s new valuation.
By: Tom Matsuda, Anne Sraders
The inventor of the iPod, London's Balderton Capital and Berlin-based VC firm Point Nine are among the big winners from Revolut's new valuation
By: Tom Matsuda
Two former Crowdcube executives have teamed up to launch a new secondaries fund, and have raised $10m as they target a final close of $25m.
The fintech celebrated scoring more than $100m in ARR earlier this year
Relying on memes and good vibes won't get you very far — monetisation matters too
Klarna dethroned Revolut to become Europe's top fintech founder factory last month
UK-based buy now, pay later fintech Zilch is considering a secondary share sale, as a wave of fintechs make the same move.
Investor interest in crypto is expected to return following the results of the recent US election
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