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I’ve launched a Citation Needed membership drive to celebrate publishing my 100th recap issue!
Citation Needed critically covers cryptocurrency, the crypto industry, and its influence on policy. Paid subscriptions support much more than just the newsletter — here’s what goes into this work:
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I’ve launched a Citation Needed membership drive to celebrate publishing my 100th recap issue!
Citation Needed critically covers cryptocurrency, the crypto industry, and its influence on policy. Paid subscriptions support much more than just the newsletter — here’s what goes into this work:
Citation Needed is free or pay-what-you-want because I believe everyone should be able to access critical information, regardless of whether they can afford it.
People do support high-quality reporting even when they’re not forced to, which is how I’m able to do this work full-time.
There’s a lot that goes into this beyond the weekly newsletter.
In the past year: 119 press appearances. Major media publications generally don't devote the resources or cultivate the expertise that good crypto coverage requires. I help where I can to ensure coverage is accurate and hard-hitting.
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Citation Needed is free or pay-what-you-want because I believe everyone should be able to access critical information, regardless of whether they can afford it.
People do support high-quality reporting even when they’re not forced to, which is how I’m able to do this work full-time.
There’s a lot that goes into this beyond the weekly newsletter.
In the past year: 119 press appearances. Major media publications generally don't devote the resources or cultivate the expertise that good crypto coverage requires. I help where I can to ensure coverage is accurate and hard-hitting.
My work is cited in Congressional reports and I advise Congressional staffers.
The crypto industry spent $133 million installing pro-crypto lawmakers in 2024 and $285 million on lobbying. There is not a similarly funded effort on the other side; I do everything I can to offset that imbalance.
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My work is cited in Congressional reports and I advise Congressional staffers.
The crypto industry spent $133 million installing pro-crypto lawmakers in 2024 and $285 million on lobbying. There is not a similarly funded effort on the other side; I do everything I can to offset that imbalance.
I maintain Web3 is Going Just Great, which documented 114 crypto disasters in the past year. https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
I run Follow the Crypto, tracking industry political spending. I’m in the process of updating it for 2026, where crypto super PACs have already raised more than double their record-breaking 2024 spending. https://www.followthecrypto.org/
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I maintain Web3 is Going Just Great, which documented 114 crypto disasters in the past year. https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
I run Follow the Crypto, tracking industry political spending. I’m in the process of updating it for 2026, where crypto super PACs have already raised more than double their record-breaking 2024 spending. https://www.followthecrypto.org/
From two people whose work I deeply admire:
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From two people whose work I deeply admire:
Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
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Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
@molly0xfff
Just re'upped my Founding Membership (can one re-Found?) and I highly recommend Molly's newsletter to everyone at any level of support -
I maintain Web3 is Going Just Great, which documented 114 crypto disasters in the past year. https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
I run Follow the Crypto, tracking industry political spending. I’m in the process of updating it for 2026, where crypto super PACs have already raised more than double their record-breaking 2024 spending. https://www.followthecrypto.org/
@molly0xfff
Thank you for your work! Not sure if it fits exactly but I took a look at your web3isgoinggreat site again and noticed that it doesn't mention Tether's discontinued EURT stable coin. By my estimate people lost around $5 Million from that. (As not everyone holding them converted them before Tether pulled the plug) -
Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
@molly0xfff i will contribute some when I’ve got it a bit less tight. Keep up the great work in the meantime though!
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Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
@molly0xfff a pleasure to become a subscriber.
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Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
@brianokken Sorry to hear your company is one of the stingy ones that won't even give you time off for tech conferences. Amazon was like that too. Penny wise, dollar foolish :(
Hope you decide to come to Pycon US in any case! Would love to say hi in person, but I totally understand if you can't. When you have a family, vacation time comes dear.
(Also thank you for signposting @diggdotcom's revival!)
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Someone needs to do this work. Your support makes it possible.
The newsletter is free to all and pay-what-you-want. I also have founding memberships, which make a significant difference and allow me to take on more ambitious projects.
@molly0xfff I created a post in /technology on Digg:
https://digg.com/technology/fLz6Mpu/please-consider-supporting-molly-whites-important
(The site is back BTW, and new folks are running it trying to bring it back to the way it was in the Good Old Days).
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@reflex Do you follow Ed Zitron? AI is more his beat than mine. Keeping up with crypto is already more than a full-time job, so I'm not looking to dramatically expand there.
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