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Friends, we're back at it with more original content for the week, including a deep dive into the future of Web3, an op-ed on who is regulating the regulators, and a deep dive into "fintok" (yes, that's spelled correctly) and why it matters.  READ UP!

Finktok, also referred to as Financial TikTok or StockTok, is a subcommunity of TikTok users who provide advice, education, and discussions on personal finance in short clips.

Here we go - heading into Labor Day - and the deals in fintech are waning somewhat. ...

David Gamble didn’t see himself in the financial industry, let alone in the digital assets space but in 2014, while serving as a research intern for a U.S. Department of Energy project, he began to learn about crypto.

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!

We're now WELL into 2022 (all of 10 days as we write this!) and have had the benefit of having literally DOZENS of fintech entrepreneurs and C-suite executives volunteer to share their insights with Digital Wealth News on the coming year's trends in fintech and digital wealth

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.

Just when you think there could not possibly be anything left to politicize along comes a new entrant. Crypto. How might potential voters view legalizing crypto for payments? Would Republicans or Democrats be more inclined to accept crypto as legal tender? Where do they live? Red state? Blue sate? How would they vote? If you are contemplating running for political office you need (?) to know, right? Well let's dig in.

If these persistently low interest rates have got you down, you’re not alone. Big investors are fed up too. They are scouring the markets for the next big score and are increasingly turning their attention to fintech. Based on the market conditions, it is easy to see why.

Even before the pandemic upended traditional prospecting channels, many advisors saw the potential advantages of embracing social media. Facebook alone had more than 2.7 billion monthly active users in 2020. But it hasn’t always been obvious to our industry what could - and should - be done with social media.