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Global Head of Capital Markets @SkyEcosystem | Deepening capital flows between traditional finance and the onchain world | Ex @MidasRWA @Ondo @Anchorage
New York, USA Joined November 2021
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Greg Feibus Verified account @gregfeibus
After 2+ years at @MidasRWA, I’ve decided to join thr Sky Frontier Foundation as the Global Head of Capital Markets.

I'm genuinely grateful to have been part of the Midas journey from the early, early days, helping build the platform from the ground up, scaling to $2B + in asset issuance, and closing a $50m Series A.

On May 18th, I joined @RuneKek at the SFF. The @SkyEcosystem sits at the intersection of tokenization, traditional capital markets, and onchain finance, three worlds that are now undeniably colliding. My focus will be leveraging Sky's growing balance sheet to deepen capital flows, by leveraging the most established institutions and capital channels to bring traditional finance meaningfully into the Sky Ecosystem.

Sky has been executing quietly and consistently for years with ~$11B in combined stablecoin supply, $15B in TVL, ~$450M in annualized revenue, and a $2.5B mandate to deploy into real-world assets across credit, AI infrastructure, energy, and housing.

Currently, USDS is the 3rd largest stablecoin while sUSDS is the world’s largest yield generating stablecoin. It’s clear that in a period of broader DeFi dislocation, Sky became the flight-to-safety. This is the product of a decade of rigorous risk management and protocol discipline tracing back to the earliest days of MakerDAO.

Capital markets run on trust. Sky has been building it longer than any protocol in DeFi by optimizing for one thing: capital preservation above all else. Sky is well positioned to build on that trust by expanding participation from traditional institutions across an increasingly mature ecosystem. I look forward to contributing to that effort!
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Greg Feibus Verified account @gregfeibus
Not long ago, the SEC dropped heaters like SAB 121, killing so much of the space’s momentum. Today it’s writing fit-for-purpose crypto custody rules. Turns out we can make progress toward clarity, even without CLARITY.
Paul Atkins Verified account @SECPaulSAtkins Oct 1
Since the advent of Bitcoin in 2008, the crypto asset market has grown from a niche curiosity into a multi-trillion-dollar asset class to which investors actively seek exposure. Unfortunately, our rules and regulations have not kept pace.

To that end, today’s proposal would provide a clear regulatory framework for the custody of crypto assets, giving investment advisers and funds a compliant pathway where none existed before—and replacing the grey of uncertainty created by custody rules crafted for a bygone era.
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Greg Feibus Verified account @gregfeibus
Onchain users benefit from the mobility of digital dollars. No doubt the @SkyEcosystem arc is upward, but it’s normal to see funds move in and out in size as opps emerge elsewhere.

Great convo w @Game_Set_Max and @BitcoinJesusETH discussing that and more.
Milk Road Crypto Verified account @milkroaddaily Oct 1
$SKY had $100M in revenue last quarter, and sUSDS supply is up ~150% Y/Y.

But the behavioral pattern behind that growth is fascinating. Users treat SUSDS like a savings account. They park funds there when markets are calm, then "extract value when it appears" through spot, perps, farming.

"Our users know where to store their money and to keep it safe, but then they know how to obviously extract value when it appears."

FT @game_set_max @gregfeibus @BitcoinJesusETH
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