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Volatility is everywhere—and we talk a lot about the changes and the opportunity, but we shouldn’t forget about...

Last week we proclaimed we saw a pullback in funding, but we should know better. We do...

By Gregory Bilecki TWIDW 3/14/22: A friendly reminder, Russia & Ukraine updates, Biden signs a...

We have such a powerful newsletter this week ranging from the subtleties of posting to social media by platform to maneuvering "Broker Protocol" to the profits and perils of NFTs. And that's just getting started. Then we delve into the fintech ramifications for the Ukraine/Russia conflict and wrap it all up in a bow with several eye-opening Gray Swan scenarios. Read Up!

Seeing a bit of a pullback this week in the megadeals of fintech. In prior editions, we've seen EVERY deal at $200M+. This week, only our largest deal hit that number. However, last week was a rare one indeed in geopolitics.

Russia & Ukraine updates, Visa & MasterCard cut ties with Russia, Switzerland adds sanctions and freezes Russia-owned digital assets, Yearn founder and lead Fantom developers have officially left the crypto space, and 60 new DeFi projects are headed for Cardano (ADA). Rarify aims to add value to the NFT sector, while Thetanut aims to level the playing field in crypto-related options markets. Finally, Binance bets big with its new payment venture aimed at accelerating the adoption of crypto worldwide.

This week we have some interesting new trends in digital wealth venture capital, and really every week is...

Russia & Ukraine market impact updates, and Ukraine asks exchanges to bar and sabotage Russian user accounts on the heels of officially legalizing the trade of crypto in the country this week.

Advances in financial products, regulation and technology are allowing investors to more easily open, fund and invest within self-directed retirement accounts.

On trading desks of Olde, most institutional traders nicknamed agency-based retail orders as “the red headed step-child.” One may dislike the saying, but nonetheless that’s what retail flow was coined back in the day.