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Friends, hoping Thanksgiving was filled with joy for you and yours.  This week we look at VR in 2024 and question why the venerable WSJ is bashing Bitcoin yet again. READ UP!

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...

Friends, it's MARCH already, can you believe?!  This week we discuss volcanoes & bitcoin, RIA M&A and productivity suites plus smart contracts, and SO MUCH MORE! And something new today - I am the guest in the Rethink.Financial Advice Podcast, so make sure to check that out, too! READ UP!

By Christopher Hamman With key inflation numbers rising, many people wonder if the US economy will rebound as...

Massive institutions and working-class professionals alike are demonstrating unprecedented demand for digital assets. For many, the question is how, not if, to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Gone are the days when Bitcoin was only for basement-dwelling tech geeks. Though the cryptocurrency frontier was pioneered by such computer science enthusiasts, the new wave of digital asset investors represent a much broader cohort.

Fintech CEOs must be keeping their New Year resolutions close to the vest. Nevertheless, we still rounded up the latest happenings across the industry, including how banks are responding to the spread of the omicron variant.

Fintech companies are increasingly targeting trading, one startup is shortening its workweek, and a bitcoin ETF could finally be on the horizon. In addition, the IPO pipeline is full but is facing regulatory delays though investor demand appears to be robust. 

With a combined market cap of $1.8 trillion, the cryptocurrency industry has gotten too big for lawmakers to ignore. But politicians are missing the forest for the trees with their hastily written legislation. Fintech startup Circle is looking to join the ranks as a digital currency bank. Meanwhile, since last week’s Square/Afterpay deal, Buy Now Pay Later startups are looking increasingly attractive. SPACs are still a trend and more. Let’s dive in! 

Fintech firms are hitting on all cylinders lately, making a splash in some of the trendiest deals in the capital markets and helping to shape the financial industry of the future. In fact, one of the mega IPOs of the year so far involves a payment technology unicorn that is about to become a household name. Whether it’s real estate opportunities, SPAC deals or digital currencies, financial technology companies ranging from mobile banking startups to payments platforms are setting the pace.