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The cryptospace finally has its day in the sun with the SEC approving all 11 applications (well, mostly). That said, hackers are getting bolder...

Business continued in full swing despite the holiday buzz. Regnology and Moodys unveiled a partnership, while eToro revealed a new portfolio focused on natural disaster...

By Christopher Hamman With the markets slightly rattled and as everyone keenly watches how the politicians in D.C....

By Christopher Hamman It looks like things are heating up for the crypto space! Despite the regulatory pushback, things are looking up. Crypto crime is...

New trends are beginning to emerge in the fintech VC realm, foremost, the investment in NFT platforms and...

The attention of the cryptocurrency industry was pulled to Washington, D.C. in recent days, where the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act included a target on the market’s back.

DeFi has taken the cryptocurrency industry by storm. While this burgeoning market segment only really began to take shape over the past year or so, it has already begun to disrupt Wall Street.

Blockchain is all the rage these days, as evidenced by corporate America’s desire to pile in. Serena Williams backs a startup that gives the renters of the world a fighting chance. The Amazon.com and Netflix of the online mortgage lending industry made its listing debut, while Serena Williams scored on behalf of a segment of the population that is underserved in financial services. Let’s dive in.

JPMorgan is back on the fintech circuit with its second acquisition in the span of a few short weeks. Pop sensation Britney Spears and her conservatorship battle also made an appearance in this week’s roundup, while Robinhood is riding the IPO wave.

Fintech has a metaphorical chocolate and peanut butter. The chocolate would be decentralized finance, fintech applications that put the power of banking, lending and investing directly into the user’s hands, with less reliance on financial intermediaries, or no reliance on them at all.