Financial Tech Times

4 days ago | financialtechtimes.com | Greg Grzesiak

The digital asset landscape continues to evolve. Recent market movements in the NFT space highlight a gap that many organizations in different industries face, and that is the absence of blockchain-literate professionals who can bridge the technical complexities of Web3 with traditional business operations.

4 days ago | financialtechtimes.com | Jordan French

By Jordan FrenchIn an industry not often associated with Silicon Valley buzzwords, Solea AI is quietly automating the nerve center of home service businesses across the U.S. and reshaping how back-office operations are run. Founded by Christopher Brodowski, Alexandre Delaitre, and Paul Muller, the San Francisco-based startup positions itself not as an add-on but as core operational infrastructure for home service businesses.

4 days ago | financialtechtimes.com | Jordan French

As retail investors shift their attention increasingly toward speculative assets, drawn by the accessibility, lower transaction costs, and social media dominance, meme culture and microcaps have emerged as significant players in the market. Meme tokens attract investors with low entry prices, but deeper motivations include the hope of catching the next big wave, prompting a shift away from traditional investment principles.

1 week ago | financialtechtimes.com | Jordan French

In many ways, AI feels like a David and Goliath tale. Artificial intelligence today is far from an open frontier. A handful of tech giants — including Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI — dominate the landscape, controlling access to data, infrastructure, and computing power. This centralized grip restricts innovation, limits collaboration, and concentrates the economic benefits among a select few. It’s a modern-day David and Goliath scenario, and right now, Goliath is winning.

1 week ago | financialtechtimes.com | Spencer Hulse

For decades, institutional investors have enjoyed a significant edge over retail traders through access to sophisticated financial tools and analysis platforms like the Bloomberg Terminal. With subscriptions starting at $24,000 per year, these professional-grade resources have remained out of reach for everyday investors — until now. Aether Holdings, Inc.