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The world looks different depending on what level of advisor-facing fintech a company operates on.

While it’s hard to predict with certainty when COVID-19 will be in the rearview mirror, the end does seem to be in sight as firms, industry associations and advisors are all starting to contemplate holding certain events and meetings on an in-person basis, commencing in the closing quarters of this year.

What's new? BITCOIN hit a new high (above $60K), pulled back and is now up just a touch above last week's Taylor Report. GOLD has inched up a little, giving hope to the gold bugs that all is OK. S&P 500 broke through 3,900 and is challenging 4,000.

While crypto art has been around in various forms since 2015, the medium made a huge splash last week at Christie’s in New York as “Everydays: The First 5,000 Days” by Beeple sold for $60.25 million at auction, which cost the buyer $69 million when Christie’s buyer’s premium is included. That makes “Everydays” as the most valuable piece of digital art to be sold at auction thus far.

-Pagaya, a global financial technology company, today announced the expansion of the Pagaya AI Debt Selection Trust (PAID) shelf with $900 million committed

Happy Wednesday, Digital Wealth Devotees! This week we ended up with more content than usual, but it's all really interesting, so we hope you'll enjoy it as much as we did gathering it all up!

What's new? Actually quite a bit. Unlike last week when things were kid of dull, this week rocks. Take BITCOIN......having rested briefly just under $50K after shaking some longs out a few weeks ago, the buyers couldn't wait.

Consisting of five software businesses now under one brand, the new intelliflo will be able to offer its customers around the world a broader range of end-to-end solutions that span the advisory lifecycle, from financial planning and practice management to portfolio management solutions, digital advisory and managed services.

Riskalyze has launched a brand-new financial technology innovation designed to facilitate the ease of integrating the vast landscape of financial technology available to financial advisors.

Over the past decade, fintech has been shaped to a fair extent by two dueling forces: On the one hand, are those who believe the future is in the hands of DIY investors, empowered by advancements in robo-advice (think Betterment), online self-directed trading (think Robinhood), as well as consumer-facing financial planning tools like Personal Capital or Quicken.