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Last week was (seemingly) all about Bitcoin. That said, the industry hit several (significant) milestones, with regulators following each move in tow. The headlines: There...

Reality is hard to take. Mountains of debt, high cost of living, extreme bullishness. Not a good combination. S&P 500 down on the year. And QUESTION. Over 10 million migrants have come to the US. What happens in a steep recession when they have no jobs? Check with Britain.

Utility continued to be the focus on all fronts, with partnerships forming a backbone for activities. Tech integrations were in focus, with niche segmentation...

Things continued to look up, with regulatory issues (slightly) decreasing. Adoption continued to improve amid (rising) scams. The headlines: The SEC let go of Solana...

Recession talk is floating around but do not worry. The Fed has this and is engineering a soft landing for the economy. Of course they have never done that, they actually caused the inflation problem (or shared responsibility) and yet people still believe in the Fed Fairy.

Friends, it's been another week of incredible change and it looks like this will be the norm thru the end of 2024.  Meanwhile, so much going on in digital wealth - including a deep dive into the impact Gen Z will have on wealth in the future in our Advisor Tech Talk column, a look at best practices in finserv martech and much more...READ UP!!

Last week (ended) on a positive note for the industry, with regulatory approvals balancing out enforcement actions. Institutional adoption is rising, with scam risks...

The next few months leading up to the November election are going to be full of surprises. Economic numbers are going to be a lot less meaningful as the focus becomes "poll watching." The eagerly awaited (possible) interest rate cut by the Fed is probably already in the market.

Industry regulatory enforcement actions continued to simmer down. Political influence in the crypto community is real. That said, settlements were in play. The headlines: Grayscale...

Potential interest rates cuts, a softening labor market, geopolitical events and earnings mean nothing. A crazy guy with a gun and markets go crazy. Now I'm feeling older.