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Contrarian. Making predictions for a new year is nonsense so we won't go there. BUT, new year resolutions? Totally different way to set forth...

Friends, this week in digital wealth brings us news of a new Ethereum directive at Google, a look at the future of decentralized media, an exploration of the importance of data to FAs and a deep dive into how Reddit is changing crypto markets….. READ UP!

By Christopher Robbins How complex is too complex? It’s a question I ask myself with increasing regularity lately as I partake in a...

By Gregory Bilecki TWIDW 4/4/22: Russia and Ukraine updates, Senator Warren is starting to worry...

Volatility is everywhere—and we talk a lot about the changes and the opportunity, but we shouldn’t forget about...

Telecommuting will be one of the lasting legacies of the pandemic. Whether that means workers go fully remote or come in a couple of days a week, no one knows for sure. But it's safe to say that the era of everyone gathering in an office Monday through Friday is mostly over.

Unlocking the power of psychedelics might very well help "see through" all the noise in the financial markets. Or, at least, recognize the fact that you should never (EVER) pay attention to Federal Reserve economic forecasts. So if the past year has been stressful it might make sense to calm yourself before 2022 rings in.

Friends, this week's top 5 VC deals in digital wealth does not disappoint. We traverse the world for the biggest deals, and jump into NFTs, decentralized social media and more. And wait until you see the numbers. We blew right past $100M as minimums and now we're even higher.

Not to sound like a broken record, but we often do. But I believe this week's internatoinal VC deals in the fintech sector may have hit an all-time high, inasmuch as the smallest deal was $200M USD, and we by-passed numerous deals in excess of $100M for this week's list.

wiss banking giant UBS has warned its clients that regulatory crackdowns could result in making Bitcoin unsuitable for professional investors. Citing China's recent crackdown on mining, and the growing concern over crypto in the UK and US, UBS is advising clients to shy away from these risky assets.