Latest from Sarah Morton
Crypto for Advisors: Tokenization Trends
Tokenized Money Market Funds were the breakout asset in 2025. Institutional adoption, regulatory shifts, and new cash rails point to 2026 as the year of acceleration.
Crypto for Advisors: Crypto Yield Products
Why systematic crypto yield is emerging as the path to cash-flow-based returns, making it the most durable bridge to mainstream portfolios.
Crypto for Advisors: Crypto’s Role in Portfolios
Crypto's role in diversified portfolios: managing volatility, setting clear mandates, risk discipline, and the case for active investing and broader diversification.
Crypto for Advisors: Crypto Indices Explained
Crypto indices and key metrics explained: How index design — from asset selection to weighting and rebalancing — defines trust, transparency, and product viability.
Crypto for Advisors: Digital Asset Treasuries
Evaluating crypto treasury companies: Are they hype or real value? Learn the key risks—premium, leverage, and regulation—advisors must consider for clients.
Crypto for Advisors: What is DeFi?
DeFi can be misunderstood, but it's key to investing's future. Learn about the tech, adoption trends, and how advisors can win with clarity.
Crypto for Advisors: AI Agents and Internet Money
AI agents are transforming wealth management by enabling automated, real-time DeFi investments and portfolio rebalancing with tokenized assets, creating new opportunities for advisors.
Crypto for Advisors: The Growth of Stablecoins
Stablecoin adoption surges post-GENIUS Act. Discover how cost savings, liquidity, and regulatory clarity are driving their growth in global finance.
Crypto for Advisors: Litecoin Explained
Litecoin: A resilient digital asset. Explore its history, technical features, innovation, and why it endures as a key component of the crypto ecosystem.
Crypto for Advisors: Crypto Treasuries, ETFs and Investments
Institutional demand and favorable policy drove Q3 crypto recovery. Ether ETF flows surpassed bitcoin. Altcoins surged as bitcoin dominance fell, marking a shift toward multi-asset institutional allocation.
