Inflation fears and demographic changes are positioning digital currency allocations as key hedges going forward.

From Lindsey Lohan to Elon Musk to Beeple, non-fungible tokens are a multimillion dollar business—for now.

Only wealthy clients with “an aggressive risk tolerance” and at least $2 million held by Morgan Stanley will have access to the funds.

At least four firms now have live applications for an exchange-traded fund tracking Bitcoin, with WisdomTree Investments joining their ranks late last week.

Advisors will have to consider more bespoke structures when attempting to reconcile these powerful techniques in a single plan.

Bullion is proving to be a less effective hedge against moves in other assets, such as stocks, as well as inflation, according to Russ Koesterich, portfolio manager for BlackRock’s Global Allocation Fund.

The Simplify Credit Hedge ETF (CDX) is designed to pay off when turmoil hits credit markets.

Grayscale Investments has posted at least nine ETF-related positions to LinkedIn, signaling it is anticipating a green light from the Securities and Exchange Commission for a crypto ETF.

It’s not possible to make meaningful progress on “E” and “S” if “G” isn’t solidly in place.

REITs increasingly are being included in more meaningful allocations in investment portfolios.