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BIGGEST "GIGGLE" OF 2022 SO FAR? FED CHAIR POWELL TESTIFIED TODAY THE FED WOULD NOT LET INFLATION TAKE ROOT. AND, HE SAID IT WITH A STRAIGHT FACE.

SEEMS A WHOLE LOT OF FOLKS ARE UNDERESTIMATING INFLATION AND THINK IT WILL MODERATE. NO, NO NO. INFLATION IS GOING TO SURPRISE, EVEN THE FED, WHICH IS PRETTY EASY TO SURPRISE IT SEEMS.

The new year is officially here and with it, we are continuing our series "2022 Predictions in Digital Wealth from the C-Suite". Just like last year, we've been blessed with so many submissions from amazing fintech founders that we've opted to break the series up into 3 weekly articles. This week, you'll find Part 2, and MORE GREAT INSIGHT from the industry movers and shakers on what to expect for the coming year.

Fintech CEOs must be keeping their New Year resolutions close to the vest. Nevertheless, we still rounded up the latest happenings across the industry, including how banks are responding to the spread of the omicron variant.

JUST BECAUSE THE NEW YEAR BEGINS NEXT WEEK DOESN'T MEAN EVERYTHING GETS ALL ROCKING AND ROLLING. FIRST WEEK IS A TIME TO OBSERVE.

Inflation is not going away (nope) and will get worse. The Fed may not want to raise rates but the market will do it for them. The Fed has lost control.

Inflation is out of control (certainly not transitory) & the Fed is lost. They don't have a clue on what to do, or the guts to do what they need to do. Not a deer in the headlights....a deer in the rear view mirror that's been run over.

With inflation hovering at a 40-year high, BNPL is being looked to as the hero among consumers. One Brazilian digital bank fintech’s IPO was a hit on Wall Street. The CEO of Better.com could not have picked a worse way or time to announce layoffs. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is eyeing greener pastures.  

WHO......WHO......WOULD SELL A LARGE BITCOIN POSITION IN A THIN MARKET WITH NOBODY AROUND IN THE EARLY HOURS OF A WEEKEND? EITHER A FORCED LIQUIDATION (BADLY HANDLED), A SHORT WANTING TO DRIVE THE PRICE DOWN.......OR AN IDIOT.

Nothing is too big to fail. Not businesses, not people, empires or even countries. Sometimes it's a slow "death," sometimes its quick and messy and sometimes its a combination of those two.