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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...

Technology that can both scale up a practice and zoom-in to offer client experience enhancements is at a premium, said, Tom Westhoff, vice president of Global Sales at Practifi, a business management platform for financial services firms, because clients are demanding better experiences with their advisors.

The TIFIN GROUP, a fintech platform with ten active operating companies for the asset and wealth management industry, today announced the closing of $22.3 million in series B funding and the addition of three strategic investors to its capital partner group

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.

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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).

What's new? Lets start with one word.....COINBASE......the public offering of Coinbase happens on Wednesday. That's the BIG news of the week and certainly sets the tone for BITCOIN.

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.

Once upon a time, advisors measured success with benchmarks, indices, and market returns. They’re still important, and robust performance reporting and portfolio management technology will always have a place in an advisor’s arsenal. But that’s no longer enough.

d1g1t, Inc., and Conquest Planning Inc., (Conquest) today announced the formation of a strategic partnership to provide a modern, seamless and top-flight technology solution to financial firms and advisors.