Discover how blockchain technology is transforming wealth management through smart contracts, tokenization, real-time settlements, and alternative investment strategies like P2P lending and crowdfunding. Explore the future of asset management and financial innovation.
Author: Dmytro Spilka
Dmytro Spilka
Dmytro Spilka is an accomplished finance, crypto, and investing writer based in London. He is the founder of Solvid, Pridicto, and Coinprompter. Dmytro's insightful articles have been featured in prominent publications such as U.S.News, Nasdaq, InvestorPlace, Kiplinger, Entrepreneur, InvestmentWeek, Finextra, Financial Express, and The Diplomat. He recently authored an ebook titled "Introduction to Cryptocurrencies" for Make Use Of. Beyond his writing, Dmytro is an active retail investor, with diversified holdings that include NuBank, Duolingo, Disney, Verizon, HSBC, and other prominent entities.
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