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It's possible there is a HUGE psychological mood change going on....the passage of the $1.25T infrastructure bill is spooking investors...there is uncertainty over what exactly is in the bill concerning crypto taxes

Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has warned that sky-high inflation is eroding wealth and has offered some suggestions on how to fix it. Regulators have turned their backs on a bitcoin spot-market ETF yet again. Also, PayPal and Citigroup CEOs recently discussed “navigating the pandemic.”

Fintech is exiting 2021 with a bang. IPOs and M&A are on the horizon, while venture capital is shaking things up. Crypto may have lost one battle but it has its sights set on winning the war. BNPL is tapping the capital markets, and fintech stocks could be a bubble just waiting to happen, according to one veteran PE exec.  

THERE ARE FEWER AND FEWER PLACES TO INVEST. THE BEST SAFE HAVEN AND STORE OF VALUE IS BITCOIN. THERE IS A CAP ON HOW MANY (21M) WILL EVER BE CREATED. WHAT ELSE CAN SAY THAT?

Fintechs are flooding the publicly traded markets, and SPAC deals will persist at least until 2022. A leading crypto investment firm is expanding into wealth management for high-net-worth investors. Banks are strengthening their tech stacks, and consumers are gearing up for holiday shopping. 

The fed still thinks (for public consumption ) that inflation is transitory and is hoping (praying) they won't need to raise interest rates. They will be forced to at some point.

The greatest incentive for the investing public to dabble in cryptocurrencies is the potential for continued returns, according to Nathan Frankovitz, a blockchain analyst at Sarson Funds.

Facebook is now Meta. Fiserv is doing its part to bolster crypto mainstream adoption among consumers and merchants. Fintechs are coming to America for their IPOs. Mark Cuban’s NBA team is going further down the bitcoin rabbit hole, and Visa is in the hot seat with regulators.  

Finally, a BITCOIN ETF (actually two....so far) has launched..........ProShares and Valkyrie have each been approved to offer a BITCOIN strategy ETF......BUT using CME BITCOIN futures (they settle in cash).

While it’s no secret that inflation has reared its head in the economy, one tech billionaire now warns that hyperinflation could be on the horizon. A legacy asset management firm that dates back to 1939 has collaborated with one of the cryptocurrency industry’s most innovative wealth management platforms. Corporate America is making it easier for consumers to buy bitcoin and use it for payments. Facebook as the world knows it might be a thing of the past.