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Finance, Markets, and Satire by Matt Levine

Matt Levine is the Bloomberg Opinion columnist behind the immensely popular Money Stuff newsletter, which reaches over 300,000 subscribers daily. He began at Bloomberg in 2013 after writing for Dealbreaker. Prior to journalism, Levine worked as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, a mergers & acquisitions lawyer at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and clerked for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. These experiences underpin his ability to dissect finance with humor and insight.

Levine’s “Crypto Story,” a 40,000-word essay published in Bloomberg Businessweek, distilled complex crypto concepts into accessible prose. In August 2025, he argued that a blanket SEC ban on crypto is unfeasible, advocating regulated integration instead. His commentary is closely read by regulators, with portions of Money Stuff regularly cited in U.S. court filings and industry white papers.

He is considered one of the most influential finance writers globally. Levine’s annual income from Bloomberg and speaking engagements is estimated between $500,000 and $750,000, and his newsletter has become a key resource for hedge funds and law firms analyzing crypto litigation and policy risk.

Matt Levine: Money Stuff newsletter captivates Greenwich sports dads

Hlib Chabaniuk
16.04.2026

Matt Levine: Money Stuff newsletter captivates Greenwich sports dads

Bloomberg's Money Stuff newsletter has become a sensation among fathers attending a recent local sports event in Greenwich. According to Matt Levine, the financial publication drew significant ...

Newsletter removes market intimidation factor, Matt Levine says

Mikhail Vnuchkov
10.03.2026

Newsletter removes market intimidation factor, Matt Levine says

A newsletter presents market information in a way that is easy for everyone to understand. Matt Levine highlights that this approach removes the intimidation factor often associated with markets, ...

Matt Levine hails Money Stuff newsletter as unrivaled and incisive

Ivan Andriyenko
17.09.2025

Matt Levine hails Money Stuff newsletter as unrivaled and incisive

Matt Levine, a well-regarded financial commentator and columnist, has praised the Money Stuff newsletter for its outstanding and incisive content. In a recent tweet, Levine described it as 'one ...

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