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Gold retires. Yes, it's true. After 5,000 years of impeccable service to global monetary development and stability, Gold announced its retirement. The world is grateful.

Friends, we have a fresh new format for you this week, as we continue to see more stratospheric investment in fintech. That said, in our past two weeks, every Top 5 VC deal has been over $200M, and this week, we saw those numbers drop somewhat. Time will tell if this foretells a future trend of lowering investment numbers in the sector.

Fixed income ETFs are evolving to better capture the latest technology. Advisors can gain access to two new crypto and blockchain funds. And the cloud is making investing more efficient.  

The pipeline for fintech IPOs and SPAC deals continues to fill in Q4. Legacy tech companies are increasingly looking to blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Cannabis bankers are helping the industry to become legitimate in the eyes of financial institutions.

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

d1g1t, the venture-backed Canadian fintech firm, announced Wednesday that it has agreed to a deal with Raymond James Correspondent Services (RJCS) to provide the company its tech platform.

Remember China was the big "new news" last week?.....not this week, all gone (or in remission).....with China's news banning cryptos out of the way, BITCOIN and ETH have a monster week.

Digital Wealth News, a multi-tiered media platform combining news, thought leadership, partner content and industry press – with a focus on chronicling and supporting the ongoing fintech revolution – today announced that its flagship website, DWealth.news, garnered 48,000 monthly unique visitors in September, up 20% from August. Digital Wealth News achieved this milestone after just 12 full months of operations, having launched in October 2020.

What was once considered a good wealth management technology stack was entirely purpose-driven—as long as the software and equipment did their work reasonably well for the practice.

Old (ancient) habits are extremely hard to break but sometimes things change and you either adapt or risk becoming irrelevant. That may very well be the situation global central bankers are facing with regard to their country's reserve holdings. Since a cornerstone of every central bank's holdings is gold, it just might be time to rethink that core holding.