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This week, Digital Wealth News is pleased to introduce a new writer for "The Week in Digital Wealth" - Greg Bilecki. We've found Greg to be a talented writer on other projects and we're thrilled to have him take over this column for us, with his unique perspective on all things fintech and digital wealth the world over. Welcome Greg!

INFLATION...CPI THIS WEEK & BE PREPARED FOR A NASTY NUMBER. INFLATION IS GOING UP FASTER THAN ANYONE EXPECTS. THE FED IS NOT ONLY BEHIND THE CURVE, THEY DON'T EVEN RECOGNIZE THE CURVE.

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Fidelity Investments has opined that governments, and even a central bank, could buy bitcoin in 2022.

Over the past decade, cryptocurrencies and digital assets as a whole emerged from some deep shadows to become both useful tools and a widely embraced investible asset class.

Millennials lead other generations on investing in two hot topics: Crypto assets, plus climate and energy issues. Yet, some still argue that these investments are diametrically opposed due to the Bitcoin network’s considerable electrical demand.

Robert Grant, CEO of Crown Sterling, Grant describes data as the most valuable asset in the world, but today it’s an asset that renders little or no value to most of its creators.

Though the cryptocurrency frontier was pioneered by computer science enthusiasts, the current wave of digital asset investors represent a much broader cohort

Discussions between the U.S. and Moscow could lead to sanctions on Russia targeting the financial and tech sectors. Meanwhile, the CEO of a major tech company has decided if you can’t beat them, join them in fintech.

Millennials lead other generations on investing in two hot topics: Crypto assets, plus climate and energy issues. Yet, some still argue that these investments are diametrically opposed due to the Bitcoin network’s considerable electrical demand.