Florida for a High-Growth Crypto Company — The Statute Stack, the Business-Friendly Posture, and the DBPR Money-Transmission Question
Why Florida attracts crypto companies in 2026 — Ch. 560 DBPR money transmission, FL SB 314 stablecoin posture, Ch. 605 series LLC, § 542.335 noncompete, mining site diligence, banking realities.
Crypto Tax Posture for High-Growth Companies — Section 61 Income Recognition, Section 83 Token Grants, and the Tax Traps Founders Discover Too Late
The five crypto founder tax issues that quietly reshape outcomes — § 61 income recognition, § 83 token grants, § 1058 treasury lending, § 863 sourcing, and foundation choice-of-vehicle.
Protocol-Level M&A for High-Growth Crypto Companies — Buying a Protocol, a Treasury, or a Community
Protocol-level M&A splits into three flavors — acqui-hire, protocol-only, treasury acquisition. Diligence, regulatory posture, governance vote mechanics, and deal papering for high-growth crypto.
The Cap Table Problem You Find Three Weeks Before Signing: DGCL 204 and Florida 607.0147
Unauthorized stock and missing consents used to be fatal. How DGCL 204/205 and Florida 607.0145-.0152 ratify defective corporate acts before a sale.
Buying a Business From an Estate: What Florida Probate Adds to the Deal
When a Florida owner dies, Chapter 733 becomes deal architecture: PR authority, court orders, creditor windows, the 1014 step-up, and a disappearing seller.
Buying or Selling a Government Contractor: The FAR Novation Process Nobody Prices In
Federal contracts can’t be assigned. How FAR 42.1204 novation reshapes asset vs. stock deals, closing mechanics, and the seller guarantee nobody expects.
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