Pompliano unveils new venture to help blockchain developers and token holders

Anthony Pompliano joins forces with a former TechCrunch journalist to establish a new business focused on enhancing the communication between blockchains and developers.

American entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano revealed plans for a new business, named Token Relations, in a post on April 9th. He founded this venture alongside Jacquelyn Melinek, a former TechCrunch reporter, with the goal of bridging the communication gap between blockchain developers and token holders (people who own cryptocurrency tokens).

Today marks an exciting development: The introduction of a new company in the blockchain realm. Previously, our focus has been on attracting new users and engaging with community members through PR campaigns. While these initiatives are crucial, they often overlook the most significant player in the blockchain ecosystem – the stakeholders.

— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) April 9, 2024

Three major partners, including Avalanche, Aptos (both layer-1 blockchains), and Optimism (an Ethereum-centric layer-2 blockchain), have joined forces with the startup, but details about their collaborations remain undisclosed.

“I am excited to start showing people the products and services we have been working on.”

Anthony Pompliano

Token Relations is planning to cater to the main demographic of token-based systems, prioritizing user experience and facilitating clear communication with their community and collaborators. Initially, they will concentrate on email communications, but there are plans to explore other channels like podcasts and newsletters as well.

Around the beginning of January, crypto.news revealed that roughly 70% of cryptocurrency-related messages exchanged among retail communication platforms since late 2022 did not comply with FINRA’s Rule 2210. This rule sets guidelines for how broker-dealers engage in public communications.

FINRA didn’t reveal which companies broke the rule, but they mentioned that some firms didn’t make it clear in their communications, including mobile apps, whether crypto assets were being provided through affiliated entities or third parties or directly by the firm itself.

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2024-04-10 13:04