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Friends, updating tech stacks is all the rage - even the NYSE announced theirs was recently upgraded.  Tech may SEEM like it's slowing but it ain't over until it's over. READ UP!!

The cryptospace continued to hum along with the regular issues happening like clockwork. SBF is guilty. That's what the jurors decided. The DoJ seized 30k Ethereum tokens. Solana...

The cryptospace's new normal without Gary Gensler's focus is weird but quiet. Then again, the SEC will soon return with another fresh round of actions...

A former US SEC attorney advised the cryptospace to focus on the issues that count rather than on the SEC Chairman. There's a lot of...

DWealth Muse is a podcast series on Digital Wealth News that bridges the knowledge gap between conventional and...

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has warned that sky-high inflation is eroding wealth and has offered some suggestions on how to fix it. Regulators have turned their backs on a bitcoin spot-market ETF yet again. Also, PayPal and Citigroup CEOs recently discussed “navigating the pandemic.”

Keep in mind that these newly listed Bitcoin ETFs do NOT actually hold Bitcoin, but rather Bitcoin FUTURES, and specifically, futures traded on the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) which settle monthly in cash. In other words, these new ETFs will never actually hold Bitcoins. How will this affect Bitcoin trading, settlement and, most importantly, how the ETFs will trade? Again, who knows. Its a brand new world.

Finally, a BITCOIN ETF (actually two....so far) has launched..........ProShares and Valkyrie have each been approved to offer a BITCOIN strategy ETF......BUT using CME BITCOIN futures (they settle in cash).

This week we're back with a fresh round of new Top 5 VC deals, and again, we're seeing major diversity this week in the types of deals getting completed.

BITCOIN jumps up almost 10% (week on week) as SEC approves first BITCOIN (futures) ETF........BTC just under all time highs.........ETH in shadow of BTC still moves quietly up 8% (week on week)