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Greetings from Digital Wealth News™ ! Friends, today we continue Part 2...

After a week in which bitcoin hit $64,000 and a major digital asset exchange hit a $100 billion valuation after going public through a direct listing, cryptocurrency watchers may be wondering what could possibly be next...

Try being Janet Yellen. Yes J-Yell, the new U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, certainly has her hands full. She is attempting to convince investors that printing gobs of money is non-inflationary and also convince global nations joining the U.S. in raising taxes is really good for them.

This week - all but one deal exceeded $100M USD in funding - again. The THREE deals topping $200M+ USD were in retail fraud protection, insurtech and neo-banking (back end platforms).

COINBASE IS GOING PUBLIC. Yes, the largest (by trading volume) cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S. will be offering shares of its stock to the public this week (4/14). But beyond the basic headline, this offering is EVEN BIGGER when you drill down.

Friends, a GINORMOUS week in the digital wealth sector as we wait for the Coinbase public offering to roll out on Wednesday.

In part II of this special two-part episode, host Dara Albright and guest, Mark Yusko, founder and chief investment officer of Morgan Creek Capital Management, have more hashtag fun making the case for bitcoin and democratized finance, establishing once and for all why bitcoin is NOT a fad.

This week we look at the bizarre world of NFT art, explore the latest spate of high profile Bitcoin ETF filings and chat with Alon Goren of Draper Goren Holm Ventures in our DWealth Muse podcast series, plus much more. We're also pleased to welcome our new partner Practifi and their outstanding weekly series “Fintech Corner”

Within the last few months Fidelity Investments, Grayscale Investments LLC, WisdomTree, CBOE/VanEck, NYDIG Asset Management, Valkyrie Digital Assets and SkyBridge Capital have all filed with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin ETF

With 2020 behind us, and new occupants in the White House and the halls of Congress, many are wondering where the digital wealth sector (a/k/a "fintech") is headed