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Wealthtech covers the technology behind advice, brokerage and asset management. Fintechbits follows the platforms advisers run their businesses on, custody and clearing infrastructure, model portfolios, retirement and brokerage accounts, and the licences that let a platform hold client assets. Coverage includes Betterment, Wealthfront, Addepar, Envestnet, Altruist, Alpaca and Robinhood, and the incumbents buying or building against them. The hub favours what changes how an adviser or investor works over product announcements: what replaced a spreadsheet, what a licence now permits, and what a platform charges for it.

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On 31 October, Tradeweb said Q3 2026 revenue rose 14.9% to $584.5 million as volume climbed 22.4%, with international business leading before folding in Trumid. On 30 October, Coinbase said prediction markets had passed $200 million and that it had record USDC balances in Q3. On 29 October, Motive Partners completed its purchase of Mobius from Phoenix Equity Partners, adding a £36 billion UK pension investment platform. On 29 October, Phantom opened Kalshi event contracts to US users inside its crypto wallet, and on 28 October Janus Henderson and Centrifuge launched JQQQ, a blockchain-native Nasdaq-100 fund on Stellar.

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