Nobody likes investment losses, but they do have an upside.

Ric Edelman, Lori Hardwick and investors shaping the industry’s future give financial advisors an insider’s view.

The Treasury Secretary's come amid Fidelity's plan to offer digital assets in 401(k)s it manages.

The market makers are developing a crypto offering with help from Fidelity and Schwab that would increase access to digital assets.

The plunging value of many cryptocurrencies and nonfungible tokens has led to worries about the tax implications faced by crypto investors and companies.

Cathy Beardsley, the CEO of Segpay, and Christiaan Brand, a security expert from Google, discuss how to overcome the hurdles that are still in the way of cryptocurrencies being widely used for payments.

Investors in digital assets have been pummeled recently by the longest losing streak since 2011, but if they act promptly, they can cut their tax bills.

Digital currencies are no longer a curiosity, but a key investment opportunity advisors are starting to consider.

The head of Wall Street’s top derivatives regulator said that financial market regulators are considering steps to rein in the crypto market if Congress doesn’t pass legislation.

Ric Edelman continues his crypto crusade with a new book and a warning for advisors unwilling to learn about the asset class.

While many see a spot ETF as a way to solve problems such as contango and higher fees, there is skepticism that the SEC will approve one anytime soon.

Even if they dislike digital assets, wealth planners have a fiduciary duty to understand their confusing and murky tax treatment.

Tokenization can unlock new hedging and investment opportunities.

The Treasury Secretary makes the first speech after Biden’s executive order on digital assets.

A recent study has found that 96% had still not filed their taxes as of the end of March, with confusion over how to do so being the primary reason.

Problems can arise when one soon-to-be ex-spouse is actively participating in the cryptocurrency market while the other has minimal comprehension of the technically sophisticated product.

About 38% of Black investors under 40 years old own digital tokens compared with 29% of their white counterparts, according to a new survey.

For advisors, cryptocurrency is increasingly too impactful to ignore as their clients — and not only millennials — are interested in the offerings.

Along with PlannerDAO and a new certification, Adam Blumberg and Steven Larsen are hoping to formalize how the industry learns about cryptocurrencies.

Despite market volatility and regulation uncertainties, nearly half of family offices think that cryptocurrencies provide good investment opportunities.