Inside Digital Assets

As Ric predicted, algorithmic stablecoins Terra and LUNA imploded – causing some $60B of losses

It’s a seminal moment in crypto’s evolution: Fidelity 401(k) plans will soon offer bitcoin as an investment option. Fidelity is the nation's largest provider of 401(k) plans, with a third of the market – 23,000 companies with 34 million workers, and $2.7 trillion in AUM.

Among those planning to invest in digital assets for the first time, nearly half (47%) are women. Already, a third of women in the U.S. own crypto.

For more than one hundred years, the U.S. has led the world in financial innovation. We’re the world’s leading economic power, the U.S. Dollar is the world’s reserve currency, and our economic and political systems have helped to bring democracy to every corner of the planet.

President Joe Biden has signed an Executive Order to Ensure Responsible Development of Digital Assets, and the crypto community is cheering.

Wealthy families are increasing buying bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets as part of their multi-generational approach to investing.

Crypto conference season is fast approaching! With the pandemic waning (yay!), event organizers (including us) are happily returning to live venues for you to attend. But which events should you choose?

More financial advisors are savvy about digital assets than ever – and more are buying bitcoin and Ethereum for themselves than ever before, too. All this is just in time, as advisors report increased numbers of clients asking about adding crypto to their portfolios.

Has someone suggested that you invest in a security token? Make sure you understand them before you invest. In the crypto world, tokens are a means of exchange, and we can generally think of them as similar to shares and coins, just a different (third) name. There are many kinds of tokens, and we’ll focus here on security tokens.