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With a light day for economic data and earnings, equities look to continue the positive momentum from Friday’s start to the new quarter even as the Russia-Ukraine war looks to continue.

Entrepreneurs who believe that branding starts and ends with a nice logo are missing an opportunity that’s often critical to the success of any company. 

Entrepreneurs who believe that branding starts and ends with a nice logo are missing an opportunity that’s often critical to the success of any company. 

U.S. stocks have first quarterly decline since the onset of the Covid pandemic in the first quarter of 2020

Will the developers for AAA video games ever get involved in the play-to-earn NFT space?

Overnight, an often-watched part of that curve inverted; the yield on the 2-Year Treasury moved above that of the 10-Year. That, according to the stories, is usually seen by traders and analysts as a harbinger of a recession.

The Russia-Ukraine war has provided a demonstration of the vital need and benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain, the technology that underlies cryptocurrency, especially to underserved communities on a global scale.

Zaid Admani, also known as @admani_explains on TikTok, talked about the importance of everyone, especially young people, being financially literate and how FOMO affects how Gen Z invests and trades. 

Vivian Tu, also known as @yourrichbff on TikTok, talked about helping those in marginalized communities gain financial confidence and the importance of having the tools of financial literacy. 

Haley Sacks, also known as @mrsdowjones on TikTok, shared the three barriers that stand in the way of the younger generation from becoming financially literate and the main qualities that make Gen Z investors unique.

Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services' Energy Team.

We reached out to Institute Founding Innovator Member H. Adam Holt, CEO of Asset-Map - a Software-as-a-Process FinTech company for financial professionals who provide in-person and remote advice in the wealth management, investment and insurance markets.

Much like 2021, 2022 is turning out to be unpleasant for fixed income investors. With as many as six more rate hikes by the Federal Reserve looming, things in the bond market could worsen before they get better.

The new quarter kicks off with the continuation of the Russia-Ukraine war, supply chain woes, and inflationary pressures as we enter the second phase of the latest Covid lockdown in Shanghai, China.

If you follow market structure closely, you’ll know that there are always lots of things that are seemingly in need of fixing. Our recent white paper includes 11 proposals designed to help markets work more efficiently and better for investors and issuers.

Blockchain’s inherently open door cannot differentiate between the well intentioned and the criminally corrupt. By design, blockchain cannot discriminate between a Salvadorian migrant worker trying to avoid obscenely high remittance fees, or a Kremlin-backing kleptocrat.

Blockchain’s inherently open door cannot differentiate between the well intentioned and the criminally corrupt. By design, blockchain cannot discriminate between a Salvadorian migrant worker trying to avoid obscenely high remittance fees, or a Kremlin-backing kleptocrat.

When the market begins to crash, everyone in the business world has to change their game plan. That not only holds true for public market investors, it is also true for players in the private market.

The growing appeal of stablecoins in the cryptocurrency industry increases regulatory scrutiny. Tether, the leading stablecoin by market valuation, attracts much scrutiny. Other fiat-pegged currencies attempt different approaches to avoid using the banking system altogether.

For traders and investors, the first three months of 2022 has been an interesting quarter. What can we learn from it?