"The collectivization of finance is not yet entirely inclusive in who it gives financial opportunity: it’s still just open to those with investment money, access to technology, and the gumption to co-invest with strangers, particularly from _...Read More_

Real Life is taking a week off. In the meantime we’ve brought together a few of our recent articles on what we are calling “meme finance.” These articles address how social media dynamics have combined with speculative markets to raise the _...Read More_

The New York Times: How to Figure Out if You Can Actually Afford That New Home.

>"Pace, which has locations around the globe, is betting big on digital art."

>"“Love is in the Air” by Banksy will be the first physical artwork sold by an auction house with the option to pay in crypto, such as Bitcoin."

>"Discover the truth of why employers offer employee stock purchase plans and the benefits and drawbacks of participating."

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>"It’s the art world’s new guessing game: Will Sheldon Solow’s paintings and sculptures, conservatively valued at $500 million, be heading to a private museum _...Read More_

Early in august 1720, Sir Isaac Newton was faced with a choice. In a year when London’s stock market was roaring upward in an utterly unprecedented boom, should he sell the last of his safe investments to buy shares in the South Sea _...Read More_

>"Alexander Iadarola explores EDM and financial capitalism's entanglement after the crash."

People wearing protective face masks walk next to a Huawei advertisement and an Apple store in Shanghai following an outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Shanghai, China May 25, 2020. REUTERS/Aly Song