IAT - search results

Big money flowing into fintech this week, but the top deals are smaller. And by "smaller" we...

Friends, if I could sum up the week in two words, it would be this - CONTROLLED CHAOS.  We're seeing it in markets, crypto, COVID (yet again) and we saw it this week as we put this newsletter together as well.  Yet in the end, the smart people adjust their game and transcend the chaos - in business and life. And we're here to help you navigate through it all. READ UP!

Cryptocurrency is volatile by virtue of its design—it trades everywhere, around the clock, with millions of participants—and it’s novelty--it’s only been around for around 14 years.

While digital transformation has recently become a key priority for the financial services sector, last year was a landmark period in this journey. Nearly half (49%) of firms have accelerated their initiatives, finds Deloitte, and the financial services sector has far outpaced other industries in their digital investments

By Gregory Bilecki TWIDW 5/3/22: Fed News & Market Impacts - watch out for market...

Don't panic BUT get concerned. When it rains, it rains on all. I have moved both BTC and ETH to neutral. Holding current positions, but not adding or initiating new buys until we see just how nasty this selling becomes.

With markets, politics, and social media in an ABSOLUTE UPROAR and bombarding us constantly, doesn't it help to know that Digital Wealth News is here to simply - and calmly - provide you with cutting edge thought leadership, industry news and trends, period?  We've got more of that here this week for you!  READ UP!

Today, there is an ongoing scramble among global powers to understand cryptocurrencies and use them—and their underlying blockchain and distributed ledger technologies—for their own benefit.

By Gregory Bilecki TWIDW 4/26/22: Fed News & Market Impacts, Musk buys Twitter and Stripe...

Historically, low interest rates kept the annual returns of most low-risk bonds under 2% for over a decade, but inflation and a heating economy are sending rates back up