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The Breakdown

Byron Gilliam at Blockworks

Byron Gilliam’s daily Blockworks newsletter explores crypto and financial markets through explanatory essays, curated links, charts, and reflections on technology and investment ideas.

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The publication

What to expect.

The Breakdown is Blockworks’ current general-interest newsletter about crypto and markets, written by Byron Gilliam. Its archive alternates themed essays with chart and link editions, giving readers several ways to follow the interaction between technology and finance. Recent subjects include decentralized artificial intelligence, market interpretation, and the economics of transactions. The newsletter is available by email and through a public issue archive. It suits readers who want a readable argument and useful context alongside their regular market news sources.

Who it’s for

Readers who follow crypto but want broader context from finance, technology, and economic ideas, delivered through approachable essays and occasional chart or link collections.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Crypto and finance

Essays connect digital assets and blockchain applications with familiar questions about markets, incentives, transactions, and economic value.

02

Technology shifts

Artificial intelligence and other technological developments are examined for their possible implications for market behavior and crypto.

03

Charts and links

Recurring visual and reading collections provide additional perspectives and material for exploring a market question more deeply.

Crypto marketsTechnologyMarket commentaryCharts

The Desk’s reading note

Make the read useful.

Pair the central essay with one linked source, and use chart or link editions to widen your reading list.

Keep a question, an idea to investigate, or a source to return to in your saved notes.