tt - search results

With a combined market cap of $1.8 trillion, the cryptocurrency industry has gotten too big for lawmakers to ignore. But politicians are missing the forest for the trees with their hastily written legislation. Fintech startup Circle is looking to join the ranks as a digital currency bank. Meanwhile, since last week’s Square/Afterpay deal, Buy Now Pay Later startups are looking increasingly attractive. SPACs are still a trend and more. Let’s dive in! 

DWealth Muse is a podcast series on Digital Wealth News that bridges the knowledge gap between conventional and...

What's new? Not much ..... Delta variant of Covid grabbing lots of headlines ..... to shot or not to shot? ..... mask or no mask? ..... that's got center stage .....interest rates sink to over six month lows (go figure).

Greetings Fintech Friends! This week we review the $70 trillion in wealth about to change hands, learn about the staggering growth of crypto payments and chat with Kelly Waltrich of Intention.ly, plus more! Read up!

xactly one year ago (last August) the CEO of MicroStrategy, Michael Saylor, announced that rather than holding excess cash reserves in low (or money losing) treasuries, MicroStrategy would hold Bitcoin. Saylor came to the conclusion that Bitcoin is a true store of value and a much better use of idle cash.

DeFi has taken the cryptocurrency industry by storm. While this burgeoning market segment only really began to take shape over the past year or so, it has already begun to disrupt Wall Street.

An advisor’s digital brand presence matters more than ever, but it is not always obvious how to take advantage of digital channels to find new business and keep your current clients engaged.

Wealthtech brought us new hires, capital raises, acquisitions, crypto and more this past week.

This past week we again saw some MIGHTY deals in the digital wealth sector, with every one over $200M USD, and so many in that category that we couldn't include others in the $100M-$200M USD range this week's Top 5 list. Shocking, isn't it?

Over the next 25 years, 45 million U.S. households will transfer nearly $70 trillion worth of wealth, but many financial advisors lack the tools and soft skills to manage the rising generations of clients.